Sentence examples for she designated from inspiring English sources

Before she died in October, she designated Unicef as the beneficiary.

Ms. Quan drew further criticism last month when she designated Dan Siegel, a longtime friend, as a legal adviser.

Before she died in October 2000, she designated Unicef, the United Nations Children's Fund, as the beneficiary of the sale.

She designated Thursdays as "Hersdays," and spun out radio chat that might be dubbed Sex and the Suburbs.

In August, a federal judge ruled that New York City's stop-and-frisk practices violated the rights of minorities, and she designated an independent monitor to oversee changes.

She designated a settlement along the Volga in southern Russia where the Germans preserved as much as they could of their language and way of life.

She has admitted she only spends free weekends and holidays in the property she designates as her main home.

She designates the professional beauty as "a person who will never have to pay for her dinner as long as she doesn't expect to choose the company".

Unlike those for whom home signifies peace, Ms. Huang said the place she designates as home, whether it is her apartment or the gallery, is perpetually evolving.

At first the gaffes are fairly trivial; she designates a policy to the department of trade, which ceased to exist nearly 10 years ago.

She tells me she is one of two sisters, but shuts down questions about "personal stuff", except when I ask her to describe her music, which she designates "my own genre – nouveau jazzy pop".