Sentence examples for with was for from inspiring English sources

The solution we came up with was for me to take along readers' and artists' questions so that we could be the voice of the people going head-to-head with Simon.

The plan that Akbar's team came up with was for 18 cities in the region (two cities now share one government) to submit to an exhaustive process of review and soul-searching under the direction of Bauhaus planners and, by the year 2010, to come up with long-term redevelopment strategies appropriate to each — to find a way for each city to shrink constructively.

The design they came up with was for a clock radio that was very easy to figure out, that let you know visually that the alarm was correctly set, and had five buttons on the top that would be preset by local hotel employees to various local stations.

The idea Letterman came up with was for him to be seen alone at first -- complaining about being at the worst Super Bowl party ever -- then to be seen in a two-shot with Winfrey as he had been in 2007, with her telling him to be nice.

The Iraqis they spent time with were, for the most part, returned exiles with sectarian agendas.

However, one difficulty I struggle with is, for lack of a better term, "compassion fatigue".

"The reason we need to get this over with is for my family, my brother".

Let's just hope what he's ended up with is for a role, possibly in Lagerfeld: The Movie.

The Young function associated with is for all.

This "hybrid" is partially associated with being for commuters from the suburbs.

Take conservatism: What does being against abortion have to do with being for owning guns?