Sentence examples for now designed for from inspiring English sources
I tried a Peapod, a stable, satisfying lobsterman's boat, now designed for pleasure.
He said that could allow the radar to track more incoming missiles and decoys than it is now designed for.
Ellison might stay in fine shape playing tennis, by his count, five times a week, but he is 67 years old in an event now designed for younger men and designed to appeal to them, too".Absolutely, but I'll work hard and see if I can do it," Ellison said".And if I can't, it's still the right thing for our sport".
Sifteo is unveiling these gaming cubes to the world right now, designed for folks aged 7 to adult, and inspired to make kids and others play with real tactile objects to learn.
There's a redesign of Vibrant's full-screen Mosaic ads, which are now designed for tablet and tablet gestures (like tapping and pinching to expand), and which can launched from in-text or in-image ads.
Especially the module cM3_ is now designed for interactive evaluation by means of an overall best fit technique applicable on experimental data from calorimetric and vapor pressure measurements as well as from measurements on the electromotive force (emf) on all types of metal alloy.
Susan Kare, a graphic designer who conceived Apple's first Macintosh icons, is now designing for mobile devices.
Ortiz is now designing for the Bobby Jones Golf Company, selling drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and wedges crafted with help from the short-game guru Dave Pelz.
Sarafpour follows in the footsteps of now-well-knowns including Cynthia Rowley, who created Swell for Target, Todd Oldham, who now designs for La-Z-Boy, and Isaac Mizrahi, yet another Target favorite, all of whom went from designing small collections (even obscure) for high-end retailers to achieving national fame and fortune.
Similarly, giant out-of-town sheds, the predominant form of so many new cities now, are not designed for flexible use or even for the long term.
Potato salad – which had bite and a substance while cooling on your kitchen table – ends up looking like it's taken a beating in a cement mixer and is now designed only for those without recourse to teeth.
