Sentence examples similar to earmark a day for from inspiring English sources

Early on, we decided that we didn't want this day to be associated with sadness or despair, so we decided that every year on February 14th we'd earmark it as a special day for our family to celebrate each other.

The prospect of a $2.3bn hole in the federal budget, a day after the government earmarked another $1.2bn for school funding, brings to $3.5bn the savings the Abbott government must find as a result of education policy developments this week.

A second RTD route, Line 423 connecting Westlake Village with downtown Los Angeles three times a day in each direction, had been earmarked for ending July 1.

A day after taking a stand against earmarks, GOP senators felt refreshed and renewed.

Broadcasting unions Bectu and the National Union of Journalists are balloting their BBC members over the pension proposals and the annual pay offer, with Thursday 9 September earmarked as the potential first day for strike action.

They have earmarked a further $2 billion for future acquisitions.

Republicans, who expect an intra-party vote on the issue Thursday, called earmarks "a symbol of a broken Washington".

Scotland's two matches against Wales are earmarked for Friday evenings.

The group has earmarked an additional $20 million for digital ads.

This puzzle actually started out as a diagramless, with an even larger grid, earmarked for the Sunday Magazine, but when that didn't work out, Peter squished the theme into a daily.

Both Ukraine and the pro-Russian rebels had earmarked Monday as a possible springboard for a renewed offensive to break the deadlock.