Sentence examples for what is designated from inspiring English sources

This little culinary gem is in the center of what is designated to be HafenCity's creative center.

The section that may most surprise the average visitor is the one devoted to what is designated as "Popular Art".

It will appear on the electric bills of most LIPA customers living east of the Shinnecock Canal in what is designated as the visually benefited area.

The association has gotten the city's Department of Buildings to stop construction work at the liquor store, mostly because the owner did not get permission from the Landmarks Preservation Commission to change the appearance of the building, in what is designated the Mount Morris Park Historic District.

In the summer of 1956, The World reported, "the rock 'n' roll phenomenon cracked Memphis's segregation laws" by attending the Memphis Fairgrounds amusement park "during what is designated as 'colored night.'" That same year, Elvis also attended the otherwise segregated WDIA Goodwill Revue, an annual charity show put on by the radio station that called itself the "Mother Station of the Negroes".

This SNA points to what is designated as an egocentric network in the literature (Marsden 2002), mapping the relations around a focal agent the ego.

What was designated a three-star restaurant by Frank Bruni in this newspaper in 2006 has become a four-star one.

How can that which we find offensive in what are designated "community schools" suddenly be acceptable if they are labelled "faith schools"?

In 1219 he took his army on what was designated as a crusade to what is now Estonia, where the Danes besieged and captured Tallinn and converted many to Christianity.

And over the years, on what was designated as the Washington Street Urban Renewal Area, large buildings and complexes were built, including the towers of Independence Plaza North, a 1,500-apartment 1,500-apartmentevelopment; Manhattan Community College; the St. John's University Manhattan campus; andevelopmentroup Building.

The Home Fleet put to sea to attack Tirpitz again in mid-May in what was designated Operation Brawn.