Sentence examples for designated everything from inspiring English sources

He simply designated everything as a "bomb assembly kit".

By designating everything above an "optimal" reserve level as excess, the bank has since transferred over $40 billion to a fund that the president manages without any external oversight.

Her birthday has been designated Drop Everything and Read Day.

In the broadest sense of the term, imagination/image designates everything other than God, the entire cosmos inasmuch as it is contingent and evanescent.

Put all you're needed papers in the designated folder Put everything on the desk: After you are done organizing everything and doing some finishing touches you think are necessary, put everything back on the desk.

Make a designated spot for everything that resides on your desk.

Brendan Gleeson, the designated burly sidekick in everything from Braveheart to In Bruges, did not start acting until his mid-30s.

In the symphony this is soon followed by a kind of sound that might well have been designated "Interplanetary Weirdness," featuring everything from wordless soprano voices to a wind machine.

They are designated for use on everything from salmon and pheasant protection ($80,000 and $1.9 million, respectively) to radiation protection ($2.5 million).

The premise here is that the designated experts will take care of everything, and that their shenanigans will bring peace.

They'd pick vegetables from their family gardens, fruit from their orchard or local market and everything else from its designated specialist in town: butcher, baker, etc.