Sentence examples for designated keeper from inspiring English sources

Just explain the bizarre mishap in which your friend who was the designated keeper of the envelopes (theirs included) forgot to give them to you until just now.

VeriSign Inc., the designated keeper of the database that stores the Internet's.com addresses, won a big victory last week from Icann, the international organization that oversees the Internet's entire address system.

Is there a designated "keeper of the culture" in your organization?

Kluger wrote to Newman, "You have not been designated the keeper of Frankfurter's papers".

"Memory is a house with 10,000 rooms; it is a village slated to be inundated," Mr. Doerr reiterates as he writes of two main characters: the woman who is the village's designated seed keeper and the government man who has come to shoo residents out of Village 113.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission designated the Reservoir Keeper's House in Williamsbridge a landmark last week.

These involve specialists in subjects relevant to museum collections (normally designated curators or keepers), information scientists involved in the documentation of collections and related scientific information (sometimes known as registrars), and conservators concerned with the scientific examination and treatment of collections to prevent deterioration.

As heavy rains and snow worsen landfill conditions, this is the sentiment of besieged residents in Perry County, Alabama, who have been designated as the official keepers of toxic coal ash from the nation's worst environmental disaster -- the TVA coal ash pond break in 2008.

Remember them from year to year by designating a record keeper.

Take just a few minutes to set up boxes, bins or containers designated for trash, donations and/or garage sale items, and keepers.

You could also designate someone as the key keeper, so you're not dealing with all the responsibilities.