Sentence examples for literally made for from inspiring English sources

Keys had with him Mark Hughes and Glenn Hoddle, both of whom look literally made for TV, their huge, square heads filling the screen impressively.

This is a trail literally made for tourists - steps have been built or carved into the mountain and there are rest huts with flushing toilets roughly every kilometre.

Leave it to Mercedes-Benz, then, to offer custom-fit (they are literally made for your hand size) leather digit warmers for a quite reasonable $125.

Teddy and Dolores have always shared a special connection, almost like they were made for each other ― yes, literally made for each other.

Ms. Kardashian met Kris Humphries, a forward for the New Jersey Nets, on Oct. 31, 2010, and married him on Aug. 20 in a literally made-for-TV ceremony.

In his show at the Whitney Museum, "The Things Themselves: Pictures of Dust by Vik Muniz," he uses Minimalist and post-Minimalist sculptures and paintings exhibited at the Whitney over a 30-year period as the basis for nine pictures literally made from dust.

"They literally made, like, a fireproof city.

More than 20 years after first arriving in Israel, Mr. Bruic has literally made a home for himself in the country that gave him a home.

(There is one scene focusing on paprika potato chips that literally made me laugh for five minutes because of how ridiculous it was). .

"Growing up my parents literally made fun of me for how much Asian food I ate," he said.

The GOP literally made Hillary's anti-Trump ad for her https://t.co/H0fAEABY8W.