Sentence examples for those designating from inspiring English sources

What if the blocky universal symbols for man and woman, like those designating public restrooms, had lives of their own?

Among those designating a race or ethnicity, the top scores in the math portion of the SAT went to Asian students, who averaged a 584 on the 800-point scale.

A hundred years later, both Paris and London ruled that signs save for those designating inns for the convenience of the traveler might no longer sway boldly from a stanchion outside the premises but must be mounted flat on the face of the building, safely out of the public way.

Certain classes of noun – those designating place and persons – do not ordinarily take facet words: cóng Běijīng 'from Beijing', gěi nǐ 'for you'.

They could then resume building in those designated settlements.

The strategy seems to be about confining children to manicured, designated places, while making those designated places more imaginative.

So, those designated as "Pictures" folders will all use the same settings and so forth.

The crossing in Midland was one of those designated quiet zones.

The first phages studied were those designated type 1 (to) typeype 7 (T7).

The bill applies to those designated urban and suburban, although much of the acreage is still undeveloped.

But the sites that have been examined are those designated by the administration as most likely to conceal weapons.