Sentence examples for invented especially for from inspiring English sources

Her seemingly endless patience, combined with her negotiating skills, are lethal weapons for those Brussels overnighters that seemed to have been invented especially for her.

When they moved to the boonies, Dorothy Wordsworth measured their walk to Crewkerne — then the nearest town — by pushing a device invented especially for such a project, a "perambulator": seven miles.

Oh, well, it's because of this new requirement for federal legislation, the one invented especially for one of the most complicated sets of interlocking problems in the nation's history: it has to be easy to explain to your grandmother.

He made us listen to a program called The VOA News in Special English, a brand of English I suspect no one spoke, invented especially for retarded overseas listeners like us.

The tension between the conventional prayers that we inherit and the prayers we invent can be fierce, especially for the believer whose vocation is writing.

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"As a page that has generally been reluctant to endorse military intervention," says the editorial of the newspaper I revere (especially for inventing the Op-Ed page), "we like Mr. Bush's cautious attitude".

Parton invented a song for Glastonbury especially, rapping about the mud – "we won't let it ruin our high" – as the arena chanted "mud, mud, mud" with a surprisingly musical ear right back at her. Parton must be the only performer in the world who can pull that off.

Carefully curated setlists were invented for this very reason, especially at festivals, where you've got to keep people hyped or they'll wander off to buy an £8.50 ostrich burger.

Graham Parker, WQXR's vice president and general manager, calls the pairing perfect, especially for "Inventing Abstraction," because the years represented were "such a critical moment".

They roar, suffer and invent chants (especially at Duke basketball games).