Sentence examples for the designations of from inspiring English sources

"I have a very real interest in moving forward some of the designations of modern buildings".

The designations of the pyramids Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure correspond to the kings for whom they were built.

The voting system is the actual process of voting: the machines, the ballots and the designations of who votes where and on what.

The City Council has the legal authority to overturn landmark designations; in 2005 it vetoed the designations of the Jamaica Savings Bank building in Elmhurst, Queens, and Cass Gilbert's Austin, Nichols waterfront warehouse in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Some preservationists and architectural historians accuse the commission and the New York archdiocese of grudgingly going along with the designations of All Saints and St. Aloysius in exchange for the omission of St. Thomas.

United Continental Holdings said the company would permanently retire flight numbers 93 and 175, the designations of the United flights hijacked in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, after they reappeared in a computer reservation system.

The designation of Pakistan is itself elusive.

The designation of the winners as laureates.

But the designation of novel was later dropped.

Even the designation of "mental illness" provokes stigmatization.

The designation of his new casting dawns on him slowly.