Sentence examples for to being named from inspiring English sources

This is important because there are real consequences to being named to this select group.

This led to being named Fashion Editor at Harper's Bazaar under Diane Vreeland.

Jared, for his part, came dangerously close to being named Arvid.

Wu was ordained in 1952 and worked in the U.S. prior to being named bishop of Hong Kong in 1975.

Eight years ago I interviewed her when she was on the final run-in to being named Spoty.

She says the only bittersweet aspect to being named finance commissioner is that neither parent lived to see it.

It was not a good way to start a competition that is critical, though not absolutely necessary, to being named to the Olympic team for the Vancouver Games.

He was recently revealed to have been "close" to being named for the upcoming Test tour to South Africa by the national selector, James Whitaker.

Murphy had an outstanding year, averaging 22.9 points and 10.5 rebounds a game on the way to being named the Big East player of the year.

Gisele Bündchen's work to protect rain forests in her native Brazil led her to being named good-will ambassador for the U.N. Environment Program in September.

In 1992, Drysdale followed the same path with A. P. Indy, who captured both races at Belmont Park before going on to being named horse of the year.