Sentence examples for for designated events from inspiring English sources

On Friday free tickets for designated events will go to about 4,500 registered high school students and their teachers, representing more than 200 schools nationwide.

Tickets, $28.67 a day, including tax and fee: gunkswine.com ($39 at the event); $6.52 for designated drivers.

Most of the events are set up as fund-raisers for designated charities.

‡Requiring a medical or surgical procedure is not a criterion for designating an adverse event as serious.

For up to 12 weekends a year designated for big events, like U.C.L.A. football games and the actual Rose Bowl extravaganza, the fields, parking lots and golf course that surround the stadium in the Arroyo Seco are overrun with parked cars, tailgaters, party tents and rowdy celebrators.

But he struggled for access, was asked not to shoot photos as a designated press event, and ultimately reconsidered his methods of how to make a successful image.

Ms. Lin said that by Sunday, there was no trace of algae in the waters designated for Olympic events.

But attendance at the party's demonstration was sparse, not enough to fill part of the modest square designated for the event, and not even close to the 25,000 people the authorities later said attended.

She advises using the Twitter hashtag designated for the event to connect with other attendees, both by following their tweets and posting her own conference coverage.

For if thing-events designated by these terms are endowed with self-nature, they cannot enter into the series; what enters such a series is only an accidental attribute or property.

For example, a fact is designated as an event that exists before it can be recognized and expressed as a representation.