I have a note designating my twelve pounds of fluff as an emotional-support animal.
Anything but be obliged to designate my every character an ageing five-foot-two smartass, and having to set every novel in North Carolina.
Challenged over why she "flipped" the designation of her second home, Blears said she was "forced" to name her constituency address as her second home by Commons officials: "The only reason that my Salford home was designated my second home was at the insistence of the fees office, who said that when you become a minister you live in London".
Maybe I would have learned a less goosebump-inducing term than "nush" to designate my privates.
"I have clients who designate my colleagues as their friends, is that allowed or not?" Faculty responded that clients should become aware that professionals cannot be their friends.
Finally, like the fifth course of a delicious prix fix dinner, the lacy, violet confection Mahrukh presented to me would, to my mother's dismay, be designated as my "date bra".
One song, designated as "My Friend" was a duet for Cable and Liat, included such lyrics as "My friend, my friend, is coming around the bend" and was rejected by Logan as one of the worst he'd ever heard.
In 1997-98 Michael Atherton was designated as my batting buddy but our working relationship lasted only one practice session.
I arrived at the Met five hours earlier, inclined to obey the 15-minute arrival window designated on my bar-coded ticket for the Costume Institute gala, but also eager to watch the action on the red carpet.
We received more than 450 pitches, of which 421 followed the designated format ("My company, _ insert name of company)_, is developing _(a defined offering)_ to help _(a defined audience)_ _(solve a problem)_ with _ secret sauce)_").
