Sentence examples for earmarked you from inspiring English sources

An undeniable, sparkling gem of veracity like "The war in Iraq was George Bush's fault" or "We are all doomed to die" will not only slap the audience in the face, it will cause crepuscular rays to come bursting through the roof of the auditorium and then, and only then, will you know that the gods of Hollywood have earmarked you as one of their own.

You can earmark how you would like your funds to be used.

"If you are against earmarks, you should have pulled your request.

It used to be simple: You bought a copy of Frommer's Europe on $5 a Day and you earmarked the important pages.

Here are a few of the nearly 300 substances, practices and persons you earmarked for prohibition.

Plant expansion was earmarked overseas, so you don't see this spending in GDP numbers.

The money is supposed to be earmarked for retirement; if you pull it out before then, you'll pay income taxes and a 10% penalty.

The pieces you've earmarked in all of your favorite magazines — the bandeau tops and hot-shorts as suit separates, perhaps?

Say you've earmarked $1 million for hedge fund investing.

You know time has caught up with you when you are mentally preparing your review of Scroobius Pip when your editor tells you that, instead, you have been earmarked for the new Neil Diamond.

At worst, you'll be getting a lot more cons sent your way because you'll be earmarked as a target.