Sentence examples for earmarked for future from inspiring English sources

He added that TIF money must be earmarked for future use — otherwise it expires — and that might explain the fate of some of the money.

Indeed, there's a lot of fun to be hand listening to The Early Years and noting the ideas that, subconsciously or otherwise, they earmarked for future use.

This book, like all of Sinclair's, is as much about loose ends, about subjects earmarked for future research, by himself or others, as it is about conclusive revelations.

• How many New York high school players have dominated the Garden stage, been earmarked for future professional greatness and failed to measure up to the premature hype?

A shady character called Mikkel Höst had a pass card to access all areas of Medisonus and recently used it, possibly to score the drugs/bacteria/vaccines he'd earmarked for future terrorist outrages.

As a result it's been earmarked for future development, but fortunately the idea is to follow the example of small, barefoot-luxury properties, such as Song Saa Resort, just off the island, rather than the big, ugly resorts defacing the Sihanoukville's coastline.

Former Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota will report taking in less than $5 million, said a person close to his campaign, some of which may be earmarked for a future general election campaign and unavailable to Mr. Pawlenty in his battle with other Republican candidates.

Mr. Harvey used laundry line to lash the blown-out backs of tag sale chairs (earmarked for a future U+ collection); a tag sale metal chandelier was spray-painted with pink fluorescent paint; and foil duct tape from Home Depot made a "mirrored" veneer for an old bureau.

Earlier this month, residents in the Mediterranean coastal town of Dabaa broke through the security perimeter of a large, government-owned site earmarked for a future nuclear power plant and blew up several buildings, including one believed to be the reactor, that were under construction.

Hampshire Constabulary has confirmed it is to sell a building once earmarked for its future headquarters after nearly five years of it standing empty.

Roughly $32 million has been earmarked for a future project to improve the interchange, which is tentatively scheduled to begin in mid-2014.