Sentence examples for perhaps designate it from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps designate it Fat Tuesday, not to be confused with Mardi Gras.

Of course if you have more than two children, you'll have to be a little more creative and perhaps designate by the week or month.

And finally, the simplest piece of advice — if you know some relatives will refuse to abide by respectful terms, perhaps designate Thanksgiving a politics-free 24 hours, with a reset on Black Friday.

The State Department doesn't designate it, either.

*A civilian administrator -- perhaps designated by the United Nations -- would run the country's economy, rebuild its schools and political institutions, and administer aid programs.

27, 28 Full-scale orthogeriatric wards may not be feasible in smaller hospitals such as in this study, but perhaps designated beds and staff, where orthopaedic and internal medicine consultants have joint responsibility for patient care.

Six months later, the city — perhaps concerned for the building's fate — designated it a historic-cultural monument.

The 1891 constitution designated it the Federal District.

We have designated it "AP2_1".

One way you can make things easier on your heirs is to leave a list of your frequent flier account numbers and passwords, and perhaps even designate who gets your miles in your will.

The CAA says that protected airspace will have to be carved out, perhaps by designating a Temporary Danger Area around the spaceport, again favouring sites near the coast.