By then, I had thrown away my eyeglasses, a sign of education that earmarked one for elimination.
The sight of a hunchbacked Barry Otto falling into a pond earmarks one delirious stretch of crazy-in-the-coconut cinema.
The fund, which has roughly $200 billion under management, has earmarked one-third of that money to acquire the investment arm of the central bank.
She's not hard to look at for a while!" But when he got to discussing the abuse of earmarks — one of McCain's defining issues — Martinez defended the federal government's role, as opposed to the prerogatives of individual members of Congress, in deciding how money should be spent.
To qualify for tax-free financing, developers must earmark one-fifth of the units in a project for low- and moderate-income tenants.
Leicester, in contrast, will travel to QPR on Saturday, a side most City supporters probably have earmarked as one of the three which might finish below them.
Cotter's backs, in particular Mark Bennett and Tommy Seymour, are coming to the boil nicely and South Africa's recent woes means that match is earmarked as one of the potential shocks.
Appeased, we enthusiastically set off in our earmarked wave – one of three whooping groups making up the event's 3,000 competitors – into the Scottish wilderness.
"This site has always been earmarked for one of the tallest buildings in the cluster," says Gwyn Richards, head of design at the City of London's planning team.
Halsall was earmarked as one of the potential home stars of London 2012 but she was consumed by expectation and too many races.
