'to be design' is not correct in written English.
The correct phrase is 'to be designed.' For example: "The new vacation home has yet to be designed."
Oh no, this was going to be Design for Dummies.
For a woman to be design director for Paramount was something amazing at that time.
The driver of brand value for high-end speaker systems used to be design, sound quality, and big retail events.
He added: "The business will come out of this in a new direction -- I don't know what yet -- but there are going to be design changes for sure.
Whatever their rhetoric, much of their output seemed to be design: the design of logos for companies and organisations, the graphic design of practically everything the organisation did.
If you had never heard of Mount Rushmore, you would see immediately the images of four people and immediately recognise that to be design.
They're intended to be "design-focused books that guide early readers through classic works of literature and film", they add, with each book featuring "a story summary, a section about the life of the author, key words, main characters, a quiz, analysis and takeaways from the story".
The current implementation of the SysML tends to be design-centric with minimal support for activities upstream of design such as product line engineering, goal conflict resolution and hazard/threat modeling.
Living things certainly appeared to be designed.
We didn't want it to be design-y and practical— we wanted it to be overwrought, because it's nonsense.
They still had to be designed.
