Sentence examples for making a limited from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Farr is making a limited series of wool and mohair rugs patterned after her designs (top, "Untitled 639," 11 feet by 8 feet, $15,400; above, "Untitled 675," 10 feet square, $17,500).

The difference is crucial in that a lot of artists have condoned somebody making a limited edition photographic reproduction of one of their watercolours or oil paintings, signed it and thus created a signed, limited edition print.

For film critics, that's usually the period from the late nineteen-sixties to the early nineteen-eighties, when studios briefly decided to devote their resources to making a limited number of great films, as opposed to, say, "Live Free or Die Hard".

Initially they're making a limited range of cases.

We have received some cancellations of confirmed orders, making a limited quantity of 32 GB Touchpad Tablets available to fill backorders.

That's why Microsoft is making a limited supply of these Windows 8 and Parallels Desktop for Mac USB sticks available (it's not clear how limited this supply will be).

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.

"They also make a limited number so no one else will be wearing them".

In 1973 Stokes made a limited show of relaxing his grip on the group.