Sentence examples for designated weekends from inspiring English sources

Stoneage.com said it would use the Internet to advertise old-fashioned "tent sales" of used cars, filling fields with used-car inventory from a handful of local dealers in various markets on designated weekends.

Consider, for example, renovations (What if they want them and you don't?), furnishings (They're Laura Ashley and you're Charles Eames), cash flow (Can you rent some of your designated weekends to friends?), and the mortgage (Suppose one couple falls on hard times).

You always have some doubt". The festival took one of its intermittent rest years in 2012, in retrospect a piece of good timing given that the designated weekend fell near the end of the wettest June on record.

And we, as a community, will do something about it: A global fundraiser to be held on a designated weekend.

Now communes patiently ask visitors to only come on designated "Welcome Weekends" and not make any noise after 10 PM.

Now communes patiently ask visitors to only come on designated "Welcome Weekends" and not make any noise after 10PM.

Dodger fans will have a limited number of chances to catch up with the club this spring in Arizona because of the team's participation in a special season-opening two-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks on March 22 and 23 in Sydney, Australia, but the next two weekends of the Dodgers' spring schedule in Glendale (March 7-9, and March 14-16) are designated as Weekend Premier Games.

July 3 6 , 1986 was designated "Liberty Weekend", marking the centennial of the statue and its reopening.

The same weekend has been designated a "Golden Weekend" with free public open days at 25 Landmark Trust properties.

They also designate a weekend, at least a couple of times a month, to enjoy London, whether it's visiting an exhibition or trying out a new restaurant.

The two-game road swing here and at Pittsburgh was designated Dad's Weekend and most of the players' dads were along for the trip.