"Everybody had their night," said Ms. Pfeil, who early on designated herself as the person who would be the last to leave.
Meanwhile, after a couple of episodes spent lurking on the periphery of the town, the horde pushed themselves front and centre this week, led by Lucy, who seems to have designated herself their leader.
After being told she had made the team, Mercer, also a kicker, found herself designated "not on the active roster," a category created especially for her after the coach was embarrassed by rivals chiding him for having a girl on the team.
Maddie, a 6-month-old yellow lab, decided to designate her human's kiddie pool as her personal puppy pool, taking it upon herself to grab the hose with her mouth and attempt to fill up the basin.
Tubman, herself, was designated a National Historic Person of Canada after the Historic Sites and Monuments Board recommended it, in 2005.
In "Sexual Personae," Ms. Paglia also contends that Hepburn, with her imperiousness, velocity and splendid refusal to define herself along lines designated by men, remains the only true Artemis in Western art since Spenser's Belphoebe.
The teacher gets students to listen and comment on each other's answers, rather than designating any as correct or incorrect herself, at least until it is useful to do so.
And while "Parks and Recreation" fans love her for adeptly playing designated best friend Ann Perkins, Jones wanted to challenge herself -- and she didn't let a lack of offers stand in her way.
Pick a designated place for your puppy to relieve herself outside.
Under Singapore law, the government can buy the land at any time, at a designated price, and Ms. Sng has already prepared herself.
