Sentence examples for designating that it from inspiring English sources

Those moments will appear in other users' feeds with a lock in the upper right-hand corner designating that it was privately shared.

It will always be an "E" to designate that it was designed by the Ford engine team.

Mercedes makes its lane-keeping system active by default, but Ford, like Toyota and Lexus, insists that its system be turned on manually, every time; the driver doesn't have the option to designate that it be activated by default, or when cruise control is used — a seemingly natural combination.

One, it's now the M-Cody M22, which designates that it's definitely newer than the M20.

The green highlight will then turn purple to designate that it begins on a specified clip.

Use the tag "[OC]" in your post to designate that it's original content created by you.

Each time you add one, the name will be changed to designate that it's a separate object ("enemy", "enemy1", "enemy2", etc).

Here's the drill: Find a neglected piece of ground, not so sheltered that it never gets any rain, and designate that area as compost central.

Presenters and promoters have been designated — that's a curatorial choice, and a necessary one.

Often, artists designated that way cannot personally respond to their opinion of the distinction.

According to the Federal Trade Commission, it designates that "all or virtually all" of the product and its components were made in the fifty states, the District of Columbia, or any American territory or possession.