Sentence examples for time designed to from inspiring English sources

Claritin is a drug for our time: designed to relieve symptoms and improve "quality of life," hardly lifesaving or even curative, expensive as hell.

These were the largest in the world at the time, designed to accommodate four of the new Boeing 747's and two DC-10's under one roof.

Besides, we enact regulations all the time designed to keep people safe, even when the number of people who have been harmed is small.

Tonight's fund-raiser, in Philadelphia, was Mr. Bush's 14th campaign event this year, this time designed to help the state's attorney general, D. Michael Fisher, who is running for governor.

It was a huge undertaking for its time, designed to take in a circuit of 23 cities that began and ended in New York but stretched to Cleveland and Wichita, Kan., and crossed the border into Canada.

Here is the latest in the Exhibition on Screen series, this time designed to allow us to step inside the celebrated Barnes collection of modern French art – and specifically its mammoth Renoir holdings – as it is unlikely to ever travel away from its Philadelphia HQ.

For another, the performances seemed at times designed to highlight differences rather than similarities.

On Tuesday, in an interview with the Times designed to reverse months of negative headlines, Ashley said: "We are in trouble, we are not trading very well.

I also think it's wrong that some of the kick off times designed to suit the television companies – Monday nights, Friday nights next season etc, etc – disadvantage the fans who make the effort to actually go to the games.

They've also upset a meticulously planned timeline whereby extracts will be released to the press at a succession of times designed to optimise the publicity surrounding the book.

This becomes apparent when it is discovered that the dates correspond to significant events and times designed to intrude on special occasions or embarrass the targeted parent.