Sentence examples similar to I'd designate from inspiring English sources

I thought back to my Randallstown, Md., childhood and recalled a yucky Russian immigrant (I considered myself a non-yucky Russian immigrant) I had met in seventh-grade science, the boy whom I'd designated to do my computer labs in 12th-grade advanced physics and to take me to the junior prom when my college boyfriend wouldn't.

I awoke the first day the day I'd designated as the date of Lincoln's assassination at 8 00 AM.

Here are some more years I would designate, if not "mirabilis" at least what Harold Clurman called "fervent".

I would designate an amount of time for each task that needed to be completed, and then start on the most important task.

The company said it would designate the amount to cover costs related to the ongoing investigation.

The foreign office said it would designate two further marine protection zones, one each around two south Altantic islands – Ascension by 2019 and Tristan da Cunha by 2020.

During a May 2003 visit to Washington DC, the US declared that it would designate the Philippines as a major non-NATO ally.

"We'd designate a place to meet near 135th Street and Broadway.

Mr. Hagman said he was not sure which charities he'd designate as recipients of the $10 million award.

But I wouldn't designate five banks as too big to fail and give them a blank check.

"I wouldn't designate five banks as too big to fail and give them a blank check".