Sentence examples for were for a from inspiring English sources

The major reforms and building programmes of the late nineteenth century were for a purpose.

Expectations were for a close election.

We assumed that the pictures were for a magazine layout.

Expectations were for a £3bn-£5bn exchargenal charge.

Nearly three-quarters of searches were for a European holiday.

Unfortunately, the voting forms were for a different town.

(The two writers were, for a time, also lovers).

Their prayers were for a quick and decent death.

But such algorithms were, for a long time, narrowly specialised.

They were, for a while, his only mistakes.

His three years in prison were for a perjury conviction unrelated to the subway attack.