Sentence examples for designating place from inspiring English sources

Certain classes of noun – those designating place and persons – do not ordinarily take facet words: cóng Běijīng 'from Beijing', gěi nǐ 'for you'.

Nevada Assemblywoman Sandra Jauregui, a Democrat from the 41st District, said that having more women in the state assembly has made the government more responsive on issues like birth control, women-owned businesses, and designating places for women to nurse.

The term, which means "double designation," refers to the government notice that informs Party members to appear for questioning at a "designated time and a designated place".

All public protests must be held in the same, designated place: Hong Lim Park.

"One of these solutions includes a designated place away from residential areas that prostitutes can use.

Both times we found out in time, and took her to A&E, the designated place of safety.

You only get medals if you are able to show the fruits of those labors at a designated place, at a designated time, and in a designated manner.

Traditional systems, many of which also use ankle bracelets but without G.P.S., can only confirm whether a person is at a designated place at a designated time.

Edgar Bronfman agreed to pay millions in ransom, and deposited the money at the designated place and time — in Queens at three in the morning.

I could check each day or have them checked, and if they were open we could meet that night at a designated place.

"It was Shekau that decided that [Thursday] should be the day that the girls would be released and gave the designated place.