Sentence examples for designate myself from inspiring English sources

When I started thinking about writing about New York State's exceptionally low number of registered organ donors — 13 percent of people 18 and older — I remembered that I had never signed up on the official registry to designate myself a donor.

Even though I don't punch a clock or show up at an office at a designated time, by scheduling my work, I show myself, and the world, that my time is valuable.

Often, I find myself designated taxi driver to take the kids to football or cricket practice.

Well I don't like giving myself designated work hours because then that means that there's a time when you stop.

And yet politicians and journalists (myself included, in the past) routinely designate such people as illegal without a second thought.

Myself and other colleagues were designated contact people.

A group of retired teachers packages up snacks and volunteers like myself deliver them to the designated local school.

Arriving in the designated hotel suite ahead of David Oyelowo, I plonk myself down in an armchair, leaving a second one free for him, and practise rolling his surname around on my tongue.

All the time for myself when I was married was given a designated name (mom-time), a schedule and a time /dollar limit.

Afterward, I found myself with a few donor-friends in an antechamber designated for photos with the candidate.

If I've reached my designated word count for the day (somewhere between 1000 - 2000), I give myself permission to quit.