Sentence examples for former designated from inspiring English sources

In 2001 Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri, former designated successor to Khomeini, published a memoir which contains details of the 1988 massacre, including a copy of Khomeini's fatwa calling for the execution of all Mojahedins as "fighters against God" and all leftists as "apostates from Islam".

I spoke to David Ortiz, the former designated hitter for the Boston Red Sox and author of Papi: My Story, about what he learned from his life growing up in the Dominican, some of his daily routines that help his performance, the game that he was most proud of and his best advice to you.

Now the new licensed producers are able to buy clones from the former designated growers, so they are basically forced to sell their intellectual property with no ability to negotiate on price.

The Angels, unable to trade Shea Hillenbrand in the 10-day period after he was designated for assignment June 29, had no choice Monday but to release the former designated hitter, who is now a free agent.

The locations set up on one side are lode and those on the other placer, the former being designated as Salt Lake No. 3, Midas, and Evening Star and the latter as Guy Davis and Homestake.

The former implied designated positions on boards.

(AP) STANLEY GOING TO ATHLETICS: Mike Stanley, the former Boston Red Sox designated hitter and first baseman, has reached agreement on a contract with the Oakland Athletics, his agent said.

The lowest moment for Hughes was obviously the slam — the first of his career — from Ibanez, the former Yankees designated hitter, who drove a lazy 0-1 curveball into the right-field stands.

The stratificational framework, presented in Lamb's work, consistently separates compositional and realizational units, the former being designated by terms ending in the suffix -on (semon, lexon, morphon, phonon), the latter by terms ending in the suffix -eme (sememe, lexeme, morpheme, phoneme).

(In the above quote, the former is designated by the phrase "one person," while the latter by the pronoun "you").

Former Tampa Bay designated hitter Luke Scott signed a $300,000, one-year contract with SK Wyvern in South Korea's baseball league.