Sentence examples for designated items from inspiring English sources

The organization raises money for the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria through companies like Apple, Gap and Motorola, which donate part of the sales price of designated items.

The designated items are located in Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, museums, and private collections.

The designated items date to the second Shō Dynasty (between the 16th and 19th century), and are located in the Naha City Museum of History.

The designated items provide an overview of the history of Japanese art and architecture from ancient to modern times, with the earliest archaeological National Treasures dating back 6,500 years, and the Akasaka Palace dating from the early 20th century.

The muscular "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" andor Americaerica's Got Talent" host played a game called "What Can Terry Carry?" Basically, late-night host James Corden guided the star through the studio as Crews grabbed designated items for a guest in the audience.

Make sure the PVC pipe you chose will hold shoes or other designated items.

During the games, wooden balls were dropped into the audience, inscribed with various prizes (clothing, gold, or even slaves), which could then be traded for the designated item.

These exam registrations, submitted via a web application, were accumulated in a database together with the designated item contents, and were then used as the data source for the preparation of personalized test sheets.

Buy large quantities of the designated item.

A decision was made to only designate items stigma-related if when there was no alternative potential designation for the barrier.

One indication of this newfound cachet -- and of the blurring of the line between salvage and traditional antiques -- is the growing use of the term "architectural antiques" to designate items like vintage doors, doorknobs, bathtubs, sinks, shutters and stained-glass windows.