Sentence examples for make a limited from inspiring English sources
"They also make a limited number so no one else will be wearing them".
It wasn't intended to be sold commercially, Mr. Laudamiel said, but the gallery asked to make a limited edition.
The process is slow and expensive and can only be used to make a limited range of shapes.
Honda will release the next-generation FCX in about six months and will make a limited number available to more customers.
In fairness, Keane does make a limited attempt to embed his argument in other cultures, notably in Islam, but he barely mentions China.
The mayor has the power to make a limited number of direct appointments without reference to the normal recruitment processes of city hall.
Swann has featured for Notts in one-day victories over Kent and Northants, but Broad is yet to make a limited-overs appearance for his county this season.
No more does the west "own" Libya just because it made a limited, justified intervention there.
He has also made a limited number of public appearances with Democratic legislative candidates.
Dean made a limited effort to support herself; she did some freelance copy editing and proofreading.
In 1973 Stokes made a limited show of relaxing his grip on the group.
