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In place of a more suitable description, they may be designated as beautifully formed poetic eloquence.
HISTORY OF THE JEWS, VOL. I (OF 6)HEINRICH GRAETZ
The room which contained the apple-faced and harmless looking little scribe was designated "Chamber of Death Warrants."
ROBERT TOURNAYWILLIAM SAGE
In all the foremost carriage and wagon centres the various styles of striping are designated by specific names.
PRACTICAL CARRIAGE AND WAGON PAINTINGMAYTON CLARENCE HILLICK
It had been easier to remember something which Peter designated secretly as her soul.
RED FLEECEWILL LEVINGTON COMFORT
The two priests paused to listen to the witnesses' denunciations of Apleon, whom they designated "The Beast."
THE MARK OF THE BEASTSIDNEY WATSON
If Lewis really wished for peace, he must bring himself to recognise the Sovereigns whom he had so often designated as usurpers.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE ACCESSION OF JAMES II.THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY
He designated Major John Buttrick to lead the companies to effect this object.
THE GREAT EVENTS BY FAMOUS HISTORIANS, VOLUME 14VARIOUS
The rooms were designated by names, as in the taverns of Old England.
OLD BOSTON TAVERNS AND TAVERN CLUBSSAMUEL ADAMS DRAKE
Abraham was designated "the father of the faithful, the friend of God."
COWLEY'S TALKS ON DOCTRINEMATTHIAS F. COWLEY
The angles of regular polygons are designated by their degrees of angle, "at the centre" and "at the circumference."
MECHANICAL DRAWING SELF-TAUGHTJOSHUA ROSE

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