Sentence examples for it needs a designated from inspiring English sources

I also didn't sense that the Democratic Party is just sober enough to realize it needs a designated driver like John Kerry to get it home at night.

It sets people asking: who needs a designated building when you can collaborate, co-produce and have a dialogue with major players and be part of a wider theatre demographic?

Parker, who will sit out today's game against the Detroit Lions with a strained calf muscle, said there are always designated drivers, and added, "But nobody needs a designated driver; it's not like that".

When a teammate needs a designated driver, he knows he can call Brennan, who, under the terms of his probation, is not allowed to drink.

Flat surfaces should be clear and every item needs a designated place.

Instead of an enforcer, every hockey team needs a designated dancer.

Each major University will need a designated, trained invidividual to respond to FOIA requests.

You protest and say, "I don't need a designated day to show someone how I feel.

Companies with less than 50 employees need a designated person to deal with emergencies, but they don't need any formal training.

They probably need a designated hitter — no, not Manny — although Guillen's designated-hitter-by-committee idea might have worked if Andruw Jones and Mark Kotsay had delivered more, and if Carlos Quentin could avoid the trainer's room.

Firstly, do we need a designated s'mores maker?