Sentence examples for designating one of from inspiring English sources

Many of the high profile chefs are designating one of their restaurants as the place where federal workers and family members can find meals.

The importance of designating one of us as marriage poison cannot be minimized.

Designating one of those parents the primary caregiver seemed like a "dated concept," she said.

At this session, in addition to general information about the course, each student was given a copy of the IIM MSK supplementary handout, which explained the reasons for designating one of the IIM sessions to MSK and the specific objectives of this session.

At each of these meetings, the same information was given, including an identical copy of the student IIM MSK supplementary handout that explained the reasons for designating one of the IIM sessions to MSK and the specific objectives of the session.

At that session, the patient educators were each given a copy of the student IIM MSK supplementary handout which explained the reasons for designating one of the IIM sessions to MSK and the specific objectives (Additional File 1: Appendix 1) of the session.

If that sounds like a stretch, consider that in New Zealand recently a river was granted legal personhood with two advocates designated, one of them Maori, to speak on its behalf.

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.

Sappada, on the Italian border with Austria, was designated one of the country's most beautiful villages (I Borghi più Belli di Italia).

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.