Sentence examples for probably designated to from inspiring English sources

He came to Sweden with cardinal Nicholas Breakspeare in 1153 and was probably designated to the new Archbishop of Uppsala, but the independent church province of Sweden could be established only in 1164 after the civil war was over, and Henry would have been sent to organize the Church in Finland, where Christians had existed already at least two centuries.

Garcia said he had not been told what his role out of the bullpen would be, but acknowledged it would probably be in long relief because the team has relievers already designated to throw the seventh, eighth and ninth innings.

In 1051, after a breach with Godwine, the earl of Wessex and the most powerful man in England, Edward probably designated William, a cousin, as his heir.

All drivers will now be designated to the remaining base.

The god whom Melchizedek serves as priest is "El ʿElyon," again a name of Canaanite origin, probably designating the high god of their pantheon.

He indicated that the master plan would probably designate half the property for municipal, educational, cultural and recreational uses, and most of the rest would be commercial, with minor amounts of housing and small stores.

Yankees catcher Jorge Posada will probably move to designated hitter eventually, so is it far-fetched to imagine at least one of the Twins M&MM boys one day plying his trade in the Bronx?

Manager Joe Torre said Giambi would probably play designated hitter for at least a game, to give him a rest after six consecutive starts at first base in National League parks.

Any girl who's ever been victim to this label probably has an entire drawer designated just to these magical leg sweaters.

According to this comprehensive classification, the primary cancer reported in the present case may probably be designated as a non-hypermutated tumor, because we did not find any of the hot-spot gene mutations commonly observed in CRC.

Vocal sounds were probably used to designate the number of objects in a small group long before there were separate symbols for the small numbers, and it seems likely that the sounds differed according to the kind of object being counted.