Sentence examples for were created expressly for from inspiring English sources

In designing the works — three were created expressly for the exhibition; the others were adapted from earlier versions — Mr. Valdés said he drew on the garden's horticulture, namely the bombax trees and ferns which, because of their semi-transparency, reminded him of the latticework of the Alhambra in Granada, Spain.

Long story short: In the months that followed, themed entertainment professionals beat a path to the door of Renaissance Entertainment, LLC (i.e., the Celebration, FL-based company that designed Hard Rock Park as well as riding herd on many of the rides, shows and attractions that were created expressly for this Myrtle Beach project).

But increasingly local school foundations are being created expressly for the purpose of raising private funds.

In September 1920 the post of secretary-general was created expressly for him.

The celebrated Bangor Man was created expressly for the Maine Exposition of 1900 by the Bangor Machine Works.

Lieb's pink, berrylike 2010 Summer rosé ($20.99) was created expressly for casual drinking at Park Avenue Summer, an Upper East Side restaurant.

The Preference Act, in fact, was created expressly for that reason, with the Andean countries agreeing to cooperate with Washington's drug war in exchange for tariff breaks.

But its work, often called therapeutic cloning, is controversial because the embryos are created expressly for science, and would be destroyed when the stem cells are extracted.

The Freedom Center was created expressly for the site in the tradition of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington and the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.

"We believe the illegal conduct of US Foods in Streator is part of a broader war the company is waging against its workers," the Teamsters said in a statement posted on a Web site that was created expressly for the dispute.

Considering all this well-intentioned idealism, children may wonder if their hip teacher Mr. S. — whose new "Trucktown" series was created expressly for preschoolers and kindergartners — is suddenly going to ask them to eat their veggies.