Sentence examples for were earmarked to be from inspiring English sources

At $495, they were earmarked to be her high school graduation present from her mother.

Even worse, trees were earmarked to be placed directly in front of the doorways to some cafes and nightclubs.

The rest is earmarked to be eaten on one day in the year.

It is earmarked to be the largest onshore wind energy project in the world.

When the theater was being developed, Mr. Tear remembered, the bar area "was earmarked to be a cookie and coffee bar.

Another large landfill site at Pitsea is earmarked to be transformed by the RSPB in the next decade.

But on 3 December, operational search program director Peter Foley emailed to correct that statement, clarifying that approximately 80km had been missed and was "earmarked to be rerun".

Most of the abandoned properties now belong to the state company, the National Assets Management Agency (Nama), and 4,000 are earmarked to be handed over for public housing.

"Sadly, this is a reflection on what is happening throughout the NHS, where we know that 40,000 posts are earmarked to be lost.

Former Republican congressman Mike Rogers was earmarked to be national security adviser before leaving the talks, which are taking place in Trump Tower in New York.

Two years after the merger, Mr. Schrempp said in an interview that from the beginning Chrysler was earmarked to be a division of Daimler-Benz.