Sentence examples for projects made for from inspiring English sources

The proposed contract, which was approved by 53percentt of the national board, with 47 percent opposing, will offer actors a 3.5percentt annual increase in minimum payments for television and film work and, for the first time, includes a structure to pay actors for their work in projects made for the Internet.

The birthday return of Adrià, who left the restaurant a year ago to pursue his own projects, made for a confectionary conundrum, ironically resolved with an inedible dessert.

The place, the weather, the scale of the projects make for an improbable situation.

Parental guidance is also recommended for the more complex projects, making for a great opportunity to bond with kids through creation with a side of frustration.

Can we make something from we have here, right now?' It is a project made for Bristol, with Bristol".

Based in Los Angeles, Ms. Sigismondi came to the project, made for less than $10 million, after her manager introduced her to two of the producers, Art and John Linson.

This project made for All Originals party in Istanbul, which took place on November 6th 2012," says the duo.

Troemel also gained notoriety through ambitious projects like An Immaterial Study of our Peers, a virtual gallery project made for his 2010 BFA show at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Chicago.

Needless to say, the works and galleries that each museum has selected for the first round of the Art Project makes for some interesting institutional psychoanalysis.

Even there are countless Tumblr blogs dedicated to books and television, Kreizman's carefully curated project makes for an ironic, provocative, and thoughtful statement about high and low culture.

During the 90s and early 2000s, the name alone became synonymous with a sort of plasticky "all-American" fakeness, and even to this day, a news story about Disney losing money on a major film project makes for major headlines.