Sentence examples for designating one from inspiring English sources

Commanding the center with the big guns of the Panzers, I brought forward my infantry, designating one small group to hold the crossroads while others advanced on the flanks.

The Bloomberg administration is now considering designating one or more large buildings in the garment center solely for manufacturing and related businesses.

It also suggests designating one primary care trust per area as the "focal point" for mental health expertise and establishing local joint health and social care commissioning boards.

He said the key to building a successful bullpen was to begin by designating one pitcher as the closer and then having several others who could function in a variety of roles.

In fact, Beacon has followed the lead of other towns in the Hudson Valley by designating one Saturday a month — in its case, the second — as a day when galleries stay open late amid live entertainment.

Alexander F. Treadwell, the New York Secretary of State, has stated however, that if proper disclosure is made, a real estate firm can function as a dual agent representing both the buyer and the seller, while at the same time designating one agent to represent the seller and another to represent the buyer.

The row is significant because the Electoral Commission will have to designate one group on either side during the referendum campaign.

The Electoral Commission will designate one campaign group on either side of the referendum, once the government sets the date of the referendum in secondary legislation.

The "Not for Tourists" guide designated one of the signs a landmark, based on its "mysterious inscription" and "tantalizing visual".

Each car on every rush-hour train will be designated one of the following: Quiet, Almost Quiet, Normal Amount of Noise, It's Getting Louder, or Insanely Loud.

Aquila, which is based in Kansas City, will have three seats on Quanta's 10-member board and can designate one of four independent directors, Quanta said.