Sentence examples for designated son from inspiring English sources

She was, as she says a few times in our conversations, her father's designated son, tinkering in the farmyard or mucking out pigs or laying hedges after school.

God is a triune being, and Jesus is designated "son" within that trinity.

Ebla itself suffered its first destruction a few years after the campaign probably following Isar-Damu death, which prevented Dubuhu-Ada the designated son and heir of Ibbi-Sipish from inheriting his father's office.

The Resurrection of Christ was the way God bore witness to his son, "designated Son of God in power according to the Spirit of holiness by his resurrection from the dead" (Romans 1 4); this theme was also prominent in the Acts of the Apostles.

His vision was for one of his sons to step into his shoes after he was "called home," and he designated his son Richard as his chosen heir.

Roy also designated his son as bodyguard for his sisters.

Before his death in 1971, he designated his son, Jean-Claude, aged 19 and nicknamed "Baby Doc" by the foreign media, to succeed him as president for life.

Empress Elizabeth, Peter the Great's daughter, seized the throne in 1741 and designated Peter Fedorovich, son of her sister, Anna, Duchess of Holstein-Gottorp, as heir.

At this congress, Kim Il-sung designated his son Kim Jong-il as his successor.

While the queen had designated her son, Radama II, as her successor, Rainimaharo and the conservative faction knew of his progressive leanings and tried instead to ensure the queen's nephew, Ramboasalama, would come to power and maintain loyalties to them and their political agenda.

Rafsanjani reminded his audience that although the Prophet had designated his son-in-law to be his successor, Imam Ali waited over two decades to assume leadership of the community of believers following Mohammad's death.