Sentence examples for designated much from inspiring English sources

The township had designated much of the area surrounding the lake as a protected watershed.

The township had designated much of the area surrounding the lake as protected watershed….

The Landmarks Preservation Commission designated much of the West Village — a swath of 2,035 brownstones and other buildings on leafy lanes— as a historic district in 1969.

But when the province of Ontario designated much of the undeveloped land northeast of Toronto as a greenbelt, many developers went downtown to buy former industrial land.

A year ago, Obama designated much of the Angeles National Forest as the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument.

Brandman said he hopes to see the area officially designated, much like Little Saigon in Westminster and Garden Grove and Koreatown in Los Angeles.

Instead, the file is re-designated (much like Snapchat renames photos that haven't been opened) to make it so that photo is non-viewable, and doesn't surface in the Finder.

The work on the A11 includes plans to designate much of the land through Breckland as a Special Protection Area to secure the habitats of the rare Stone Curlew, Nightjar and Woodlark.

The draft oil and gas plan, with its proposed leases and protected regions, comes days after Obama announced that he wanted to designate much of the resource-rich Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as wilderness and weeks after he closed the Bristol Bay region to oil and gas development.

The United Nations' cultural division, UNESCO, is known for designating much-loved World Heritage sites like Yellowstone National Park, the Statue of Liberty, and the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra.

He will very likely serve as the designated hitter much of the time while Ellis Burks, another addition and a lusty hitter, plays right.