Sentence examples for was really commissioned from inspiring English sources

It is legally binding gag order, and it forbids the gallery from disclosing what it was that she was really commissioned to do.

The Republican didn't want the inquiry about voter intimidation to come before the inquiry about voter fraud, because voter fraud was what the commission was really interested in.

Speaking of the chief architect of the towers, Mr. Koenig said: "The Port Authority had to give formal approval of my design, but it was really Minoru Yamasaki who gave me the commission.

"It was really tough," said the professor, summarizing the commission's work as "such a waste".

It recently commissioned the Strategy One marketing firm to survey what people felt was really a deal.

"I was really pleased to be asked to be on [the commission]," she said.

It was really really really good, something I really appreciated.

It was really, really, difficult.

He was really, really good.

Indeed, the West African industrial sector is facing a number of problems that make less than half its capacity is really used (ECOWAS Commission 2010; Mêgnigbêto 2013b).

For all practical purposes, however, those independent studies are really just one study -- commissioned by TransCanada and published in June 2010 by The Perryman Group, a Texas-based economic and financial consultancy headed up by M. Ray Perryman, an economist and former Baylor University professor.