Sentence examples for later made for from inspiring English sources

Another chair in the exhibition, a taboret, or footstool, later made for the Chinese pavilion, is painted black in imitation black lacquer, with gilded Chinese fretwork.

But all three copies he later made for gifts did read "that this nation under God shall have a new birth of freedom".

The hosts extended their advantage through Sam Vokes' eighth goal of the campaign in the 80th minute and while Jason Shackell's own-goal two minutes later made for a nervy finale, the home side managed to hold on.

However, Henrikh Mkhitaryan's strike two minutes later made for a tense finish which was not helped by Doyle's premature departure after he was sent off by Spanish referee Eduardo Iturralde Gonzalez for two bookable offences inside 12 minutes.

The Mets have usually shunned extensions before contracts expire, but team executives were told they could negotiate with Alfonzo; a similar exception was later made for Al Leiter before those talks collapsed.

This low-budget, independent production does not display the baroque stylistics of the Technicolor melodramas Sirk later made for Universal, but he is working with material of his own choosing and in a manner of his own design, conditions he would have only occasionally ("The Tarnished Angels," "A Time to Love and a Time to Die") as his Hollywood career took off.

One of the best lessons was learning "reincorporation": beginners often keep on adding new elements to a story, whereas a few simple elements established early and reincorporated later make for a much more satisfying tale.

According to Harper's, Dunaway later made amends for her behavior by apologizing for "any stress she might have caused" and thanked everybody for their hard work. .

The track was later made available for download, in its entirety, on Disturbed's website for promotional purposes.

For several years she made lacquer screens and other pieces for Jansen, the famous decorating firm in Paris, and later made furniture for Lanvin as well.

He fulfilled his military service by talking his way into the Army Signal Corps Pictorial Center in Long Island City and later made films for the United States Information Agency.