Sentence examples for designated organized from inspiring English sources
If you're working at home, avoid working in your bed and try to have a designated, organized work space.
If you have decided to work from home only, you'll still need a designated, organized space for craft production as well as an area for keeping records and doing administrative tasks.
By planning and designating organized areas for your child to read or play, it will be easier for your child to find their cherished belongings – and put them away!
He refused to assist or protect the civilian council constitutionally designated to organized the election.
Youth sports are adult-organized sports programs for children and youth, typically between the ages of 7 and 18 years which have designated coaches, organized practices, and scheduled competitions.
Japan currently has over 22 designated separate organized crime groups with office buildings, corporate logos, and some even have pension plans; they are collectively referred to as "the yakuza".
By the following year, the Times was reporting that the term had "come into very general use to designate the organized arrangements made in various sections of the country, to aid fugitives from slavery".
After that, "lead Elves" were designated to help organize the program for each participating school.
The firm was chosen from among 870 entries in a design competition organized by the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity (Dr. King was a member), which Congress designated to select the design and raise the money.
Notably, genomic regions designated as chromosome-organizing clamps (COC) are tethered to the nuclear periphery in a heterochromatin-independent manner in S. pombe.
WHY THEY CAME Ms. Seo, the group's social coordinator, heard about the $1 special and with the help of Ms. Gu — her designated attendee at all events — organized an after-work excursion, especially because there were two oyster virgins in their midst: Ms. Strings, who tends to be the life of the party, and Ms. Cole, who tends to pay.
