Sentence examples for time commissioned from inspiring English sources

In a blog entry last week, a Boston Globe reporter called the Time cover "the graphic equivalent of headlining an Obama profile 'Change We Can Believe In.'  " When Time commissioned an illustration of Mr. Obama from Mr. Fairey, it knew that some might perceive the portrait to be campaign-approved.

The New Yorker, June 13 , 1925P. 1 How Heifetz was one time commissioned by Mme.

Most lithographers of the time commissioned an artist to create a poster design, which was then copied onto a stone by a skilled craftsman.

After graduation he spent time commissioned by the RAF in Suez and Aden, and then as an education officer to schools for the children of service personnel.

He and some of his fellow-drivers were subsequently accused of killing several young women on Sharif's orders (the prosecution argues that Sharif, who was in jail at the time, commissioned the murders in order to prove his own innocence), but these cases, too, seem to be full of holes, and none of the accused have been sentenced.

It was André who, in time, commissioned Wendy to write a new play for Playwrights Horizons.

"We are confident that all trusts will meet these commitments on time, commissioning extra provision where required".

The new duct was conditioned in 48 plasma pulses during its first time commissioning in only 35 plasma pulses in the following restart.

The governor had taken his time, commissioning a study conducted by the University of Louisville and PricewaterhouseCoopers, before making the decision on Medicaid in early May.

During that time commissioning groups were in a preliminary pathfinder stage and did not have any fund holding rights or statutory powers.

To their credit, Farrar, Straus, & Giroux brought the hardback out initially and the Times commissioned a serious review.