President Coolidge designated Du Bois an "Envoy Extraordinary" to Liberia and – after the third congress concluded – Du Bois rode a German freighter from the Canary Islands to Africa, visiting Liberia, Sierra Leone and Senegal.
He was an extraordinary artist-a designated "living landmark" - who shared his talents generously on behalf of the School.
As exiles from places like Park Slope discover neighboring St . George the borough civic center, with its distinguished public architecture, extraordinary houses, harbor views and designated historic district, prices in New Brighton remain downright reasonable, according to Gale Strassberg, associate broker with Neuhaus Realty.
A person or thing was designated as sacred when it was unique or extraordinary.
James Traub, reviewing "The Violence of Peace," by Stephen L. Carter, describes the author's assertion that President Obama's continued use of "extraordinary rendition" allows for torture of designated enemy combatants by other countries (Jan . 30.
Nonetheless his demise places sudden and extraordinary pressure on his third son, his designated but untested successor, Kim Jong Un (to the left, in the photo above).Kim junior recently dubbed the "Young General"—is now officially in charge of North Korea.
Extraordinary organisation got me and my classmates to our designated flagstones hours in advance of the speeches.
With tens of thousands of people gathered at stadiums and in designated "fan zones" during the games, the police and private security took extraordinary measures to try to secure the sites.
The council granted the City Manager the power to designate any event an "extraordinary event," which the ACLU worries will chill free speech.
The ability of polyoxometalates (POMs) to behave as inorganic ligands capable of coordinating to lanthanide ions has received extraordinary scientific interest, leading to the preparation and characterization of a wide diversity of POMs containing lanthanides, herein designated as lanthanopolyoxometalates (LnPOMs).
