Sentence examples for the designation that from inspiring English sources

One was Abul Hassan, anointed by Emperor Jahangir as a "Wonder of the Age," the designation that gave this show its title.

The plan, opposed by influential preservationists like Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Brooke Astor, stalled after the Landmarks Preservation Commission designated the entire site a historic landmark, but the church waged a legal battle against the designation that was not settled until 1991, when the Supreme Court refused to hear St. Bart's constitutional challenge to its landmark status.

A.O.C., meaning appellation d'origine contrôlée, is the designation that the French give to foodstuffs whose production is limited to specific regions — champagne, for example, or Camembert.

Lewis had surgery Wednesday, and the Ravens put him on injured reserve with the designation that he could return this season.

By Leo Carey A.O.C., meaning appellation d'origine contrôlée, is the designation that the French give to foodstuffs whose production is limited to specific regions — champagne, for example, or Camembert.

In a speech to the British-Irish Association conference in Oxford, Mr Durkan said the designation that a party was either unionist or nationalist had been necessary at the time of the Good Friday agreement 10 years ago.

Around the same time, the state of New York began to look into the possibility of changing the designations that were assigned to the Outer Loop.

This moniker remains in use to this day, now referring to the designations that have since replaced NY 47 along the loop.

The designations that Infiniti is replacing were always problematic.

"But it's the city designation that offers the highest level of protection," he added.

Gone is the numerical designation that's been with the iPhone for the last four generations.