Sentence examples for made to display from inspiring English sources

Food manufacturers will be made to display prominent "sell by" dates.

The Dacre Beasts are four huge heraldic carvings made to display the coats of arms of one of the most powerful families in Tudor England.

There are also miniature keepsakes, like the silver pendant he made to display his youngest daughter's tooth, pulled on Christmas Day when she was 9 years old.

This chapter also discusses the way the Outlook forms can be made to display different information, depending on whether one is composing a new item or reading an existing item.

Instead of fining restaurants and sending formal inspections, restaurants were made to display prominently at the front of their premises a star rating, allowing customers to make their own decision.

Unlike tiny mobile phones and devices like the Kindle that are made to display text from books, these new gadgets, with screens roughly the size of a standard sheet of paper, could present much of the editorial and advertising content of traditional periodicals in generally the same format as they appear in print.

The Holocaust museums do the work museums were made to do: display an unusual object and explain its original meaning.

Though its first dancers may grow better over the years, as they understand the choreography more completely, it was tailor-made to display their particular gifts.

It's hard to know how you display experimental things that weren't made to be displayed, that existed only in the studio.

She made sure to display no anti-military bias — quite the opposite, in fact.

We went shopping today and parked in a handicapped space – made sure to display my placard.