Sentence examples for a designated phrase from inspiring English sources
For example, an ad for a flower company could begin with a promotional spiel, but then ask users whether they want to find out more, or buy flowers, or whatever — not by clicking but by speaking a designated phrase.
Somehow, based on its sense (intension, meaning) a designating phrase may designate different things under different conditions in different states.
(At one point my friend even said, "I can't believe I still don't get to buy whatever I want").. That's because "living paycheck to paycheck" has become the designated phrase for folks who are broke, who can't manage their money.
Apps like QuickReader, for example, use a highlighter mark that readers follow with their eyes as it moves from phrase to phrase at a designated speed.
During the workshop, participants learned how to deploy Bookworm, a tool for analyzing trends in word or phrase frequencies over a designated time span.
(I confess, for example, to having at times been strangely moved by the phrase "Caution: Contents May Be Hot"). Maybe especially for the least religious among us, who rarely read a designated holy book, this holy sense can go general.
Just have a designated operator".
He is a designated hitter.
Not having a designated workspace.
Have a designated driver.
