Sentence examples for her designation from inspiring English sources

This led, after a few decades, to her designation (by one critic, and in due course by everyone) as "the high priestess of Bach".

But labels change and her designation as a Companion of Honour is likely to be seen as a triumph for the more traditional art of painting.

The next year, after she had the garden in her constituency home in Luton redone at a cost of £2,350, she wrote to the Commons fees office, asking to switch her designation.

The following year, after she had the garden in her constituency home in Luton redone, at a cost of £2,350, she wrote to the Commons fees office, asking to switch her designation there.

Her repertory had been largely constant for more than a decade, and her frustrations with her voice — its unfocused high extension, that lack of power, a dark color she felt she was artificially emphasizing to justify her designation as a mezzo-soprano — finally caused her to take action: "I decided that even if I was in my 40s, I wanted to change.

Unless Ms. Finucane hoped to sign up Rep. Towns for a credit card, her designation to deal with a highly political matter seems rather inappropriate.

The flora has been remarkably well-studied from a morphological and anatomical perspective, most notably by Abbott [ 1], and many of her designations are supported by our molecular investigations.

It did nothing to diminish significantly her stature as a champion and her eventual designation as Horse of the Year.

Showing the effect of African and European beliefs on those of African-American women, her quilts were worked with such inspired skill and design sensitivity that they earned her the designation "mother of African-American quilting".

"I don't think about it," she says of her unofficial designation as one of the city's leading designers.

Jenner, who had already been a phenom in her own right as a track athlete before her association with the Kardashians, watched the Miss America pageant to brainstorm her new designation and also considered the names Heather and Cathy.