Sentence examples for much designated from inspiring English sources

Gen X and Y will inherit over $40 trillion in wealth, much designated for charitable giving, over the first half of the 21st century.

But third base is badly unrepresented in the Hall there are just 14 inductees, including three from the Negro Leagues and Paul Molitor, who was as much a designated hitter as a third baseman.

Pujols is moving well after last year's foot injury, and the Angels do not anticipate playing him very much at designated hitter.

The much-feted designated player for the Sounders didn't do much in an injury-hit opening spell for the team as they went in to a tailspin, and his loan back to Fulham may have helped his fitness, but didn't necessarily do a lot for his reputation.

Moving to the American League would mean that the Astros would adopt the much-maligned designated hitter rule.

Not until after World War I was there any widespread attempt to admonish doping in sports, much less designate it as cheating.

Another terrific series that did much to designate the last decade as a new golden age for dramatic television this week will come to an end.

The township had designated much of the area surrounding the lake as protected watershed….

The township had designated much of the area surrounding the lake as a protected watershed.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission designated much of the West Village — a swath of 2,035 brownstones and other buildings on leafy lanes— as a historic district in 1969.

But when the province of Ontario designated much of the undeveloped land northeast of Toronto as a greenbelt, many developers went downtown to buy former industrial land.