Sentence examples for had assigned that from inspiring English sources

I would've ended it then, I promise you I would the whole thing began only because she took a parking spot that my friend on security liked for this old '74 Nova that he drove but she wouldn't hear of it as they had assigned that spot to her when she was hired and it was near the elevators so that was that.

I would've ended it then, I promise you I would—the whole thing began only because she took a parking spot that my friend on security liked for this old '74 Nova that he drove but she wouldn't hear of it as they had assigned that spot to her when she was hired and it was near the elevators so that was that.

The Joint Board had assigned that number to the Chicago-Los Angeles route, which ran more north south than west east in Illinois, and then angled sharply to the southwest to Oklahoma City, from where it ran west to Los Angeles.

Greg Aiello, the league's vice president for public relations, said the placement was mostly coincidence; CBS had assigned that slot for the top-seeded American Conference team before the Patriots clinched the spot.

He has assigned that task to two deputies, Thomas Fitzpatrick, a veteran department tactician, and Michael Regan, a government and political troubleshooter who had previously worked for Mr. Von Essen.

More recently, the company has assigned that task to other brands like Pepsi Max, which ran a commercial in the Super Bowl last year that made fun of Coke Zero.

Scenic Hudson, which secured the option to purchase the property, also placed a conservation easement on part of another neighboring 26-acre former estate property owned by the Unification Church and has assigned that to the county.

Another report has assigned that the peak at 1637.56 cm−1 is due to –C=C– aromatic stretching [23].

The spokeswoman, Alisa Finelli, declined to say how many people the government had assigned to that task.

According to current and former Times staffers as well as gay activists quoted in the story, Rosenthal had assigned pieces that seemed to demonize homosexuality and discouraged positive pieces about gays.

They had assigned her a number, but that didn't matter.