Sentence examples for title designated from inspiring English sources

Gaining the title, designated by the European Union annually since 1985, is something like winning the Olympics.

Martin Creed's single work at Tate Britain, Work Number 227: The Lights Going On and Off (it is exactly as the title describes it), is dated 2000, but is actually no differ ent in concept from a work of the same title, designated Work Number 127, that was first presented at the Cubitt Gallery in London in 1995.

When "La Bayadère" floated into the consciousness of dance lovers in the West, in performances by the touring Kirov in the early 1960's, the title designated an excerpt: the third-act vision scene now referred to as "The Kingdom of the Shades," Petipa at his peak.

So when the president of the panel explained that their recommendation about his fate would be passed to someone with the title "Designated Civilian Official", and that this unnamed individual would decide whether or not to set him free, Slahi says simply: "I am not really upset but [it's] just amazing that my life is going to be at the hands of one person called the Designated Civilian".

But his melancholy pervades "Jack Goes Boating" (the title designates another skill he dreams of mastering), which Mr. Hoffman directed from a script by Bob Glaudini.

Emperor, feminine empress, title designating the sovereigns of the ancient Roman Empire and, by derivation, various later European rulers; it is also applied loosely to certain non-European monarchs.

Derived from the Greek words for "good," "not," and "place," More's title designates not just the "good place" that has become its working definition, but also the "no-place" of a land that does not exist -- at least, not yet.

He's already earned the title "specially designated global terrorist" under US executive order 13224.

On Wednesday the stretch of Abbey Road where the Beatles were photographed for the cover of the album of the same title was designated a site of national importance, Reuters reported.

Judging committees also cite notable runners-up of the prize, and in 1971 such titles were designated Newbery Honor Books.

Click on the "Titles" button designated by a "T" in the middle pane on the far right hand side of your iMovie window.