Sentence examples for designations her from inspiring English sources
The jarring designations "her husband" and "we" are heard less and less frequently, and a new figure, a serene critical intelligence, enters the essay and firmly takes charge of its purposes, riveting us with the suspenseful, elating narrative of Plath's poetic emergence.
"She was very much a mother — she always relished that designation," her friend Betsey Bayless told me.
Though the collection was referred to as "plus size," she took issue with that designation and with the fashion industry's dictate that sizes 14 and above (a category that encompassed about 70 percent of American women) required special designation; her line included sizes 4 28.
The Telegraph tonight informed Ussher that it would tomorrow be publishing a letter from her accountant advising her that changing the designation of her homes allowed her to avoid capital gains tax.
Ussher contacted Brown yesterday after the Telegraph informed her that it would publish a letter from her accountant advising her that changing the designation of her homes would allow her to avoid paying capital gains tax.
The Telegraph informed Ussher that it would publish a letter today from her accountant advising her that changing the designation of her homes would allow her to avoid paying capital gains tax.
The racial designations on her birth certificate were consistent with the information on the birth certificates of her brothers and sisters.
The racial designations on her birth certificate were consistent with the information on the birth certificates of her brothers and sisters..
In 2007 Ussher changed the designation of her main home for one month from her south London property to her house in her Burnley constituency.
In all that time, I've never managed to figure out a designation for her that properly and succinctly describes her role in my life, let alone my role in hers".
The actual person, Sandra Laing, suffered through a kind of industrial-strength crisis of identity, with her parents determined to ensure that her privileges be protected via that all-important white designation, and her own growing awareness that, whatever the government stamped on a piece of paper, she would have no shortage of difficulty in finding a place in so divided a society.
