Some were made expressly for the festival, while others were converted from digital films.
They're used to eating out, and they like seeing the food being made expressly for them.
But much of the art is site-specific (like Lisa Beck's mural in an upstairs bedroom) or was made expressly for the exhibition (a small text painting by Jules de Balincourt that reads "Endless Bummer").
It was made expressly for the foreign market, but then the band's label, Polydor, changed its mind; it was shelved until 2000, when the band's old music became chic again.
There are also Michigan draft beers from Short's in nearby Bellaire (the Stellar Ale, which is made expressly for the restaurant) and New Holland Full Circle (both priced at $5); a substantial roster of Scotches and whiskies (Balvenie 15-year is $10); and of course, a lot of wine.
Some suggest that human beings but not animals are made in God's image and hence stand in much closer proximity to the divine than any non-human animal; according to this line of thought, animals were made expressly for the sake of humans and may be used without scruple to satisfy their needs and desires.
According to Sinclair Hamilton's Early American Book Illustrators and Wood Engravers, Revere's day book records that on August 7, 1773, he charged Boyle the sum of 12 shillings for 2 "leading plates". One was this cut, which must have been made expressly for this pamphlet.
Another edition of Froissart's Chronicles published in Paris around 1508 may have been made expressly for Maria of Cleves.
The growth of the cable television industry also helped support the low-budget film industry, as many B movies quickly wound up as "filler" material for 24-hour cable channels or were made expressly for that purpose.
Second, such protests may be made "expressly or impliedly". Ibid.
