Sentence examples for they've designated from inspiring English sources

Advertisers can now run ads showing products they've designated as related to something a user looked at, added to their shopping cart, and now, purchased.

This will require customers to have the Starbucks mobile app installed on their device, and an account set up where they've designated their favorite order.

This lets customer re-order their usual items by saying "Alexa, order my Starbucks". This will require customers to have the Starbucks mobile app installed on their device, and an account set up where they've designated their favorite order.

These "revolutions" are only relevant, or even noticeable, to the rarified echelon of people who feel compelled and have the funds to follow new sets of rules as are laid out for them by whomever they've designated as the arbiters of their taste.

"I could have a common law marriage case come in my door tomorrow, because here on Facebook they've designated each other as husband and wife, and I think that's definitely something we could use in a court of law as proof," O'Neil said.

They have designated duties, including whispering instructions, both practical and not, in the members' ears.

They have designated as "critical habitat" only half the acreage recommended by federal biologists.

Her parents were in the room with Paul Lee, whom they had designated to speak for them; they speak only Korean.

"They have designated responsibilities, and they were observed not performing their designated responsibilities," said Tom Cocola, a spokesman for the City Department of Transportation, declining to say more.

In polls, only 30percentto40percentcent of Americans say they have designated themselves as donors on their driver's licenses or on state-run donor registries.

They had designated one section of the two-story brick and Tudor-style inn -- 10 rooms out of 90 -- for guests with pets.