Sentence examples for designated to open from inspiring English sources
The forms are completely customizable of course, and so are the landing pages that are designated to open upon installation termination.
The Olympic Charter provides that the person designated to open the Games should do so by reciting whichever of the following lines is appropriate: If at the Games of the Olympiad (Summer Olympics): I declare open the Games of [name of the host city] celebrating the [ordinal number of the Olympiad] Olympiad of the modern era.
How can I make Picasa my default program instead? A. You can change the program that's been designated to open JPEG photo files from Photoshop to Picasa.
Jimenez fractured his neck in a car accident, and the Yankees used CLAY BELLINGER and WILSON DELGADO, who was designated for assignment to open a roster spot for LUIS POLONIA, as reserve infielders.
To access the game, you will need to designate a program to open it if you haven't done do before.
In a further tightening of regulations, the Interior Ministry said new nightspots would not be allowed to open outside designated entertainment zones.
The company said it plans to open 20 shops designated for home products in the spring with partners such as Jonathan Adler and Michael Graves.
Each chamber is sealed with retractable doors that can be commanded to open and close at designated altitudes.
For years, this remarkably low price had its designated effect, opening the door to generations of small private inventors and small business startups.
With Johnson unavailable to start, Nick Swisher was the designated hitter, opening a spot in right field for Winn, who entered the game 11 for 18 with two home runs against Orioles starter Kevin Millwood.
Socialism always overlapped easily with those organisations founded to lead the agitation for access to land, including the Ramblers' and Youth Hostels Associations.The government has pushed all the right buttons with the type of landscape that they intend to designate as "open countryside", which includes 13% of north-west England.
