Sentence examples for works made for from inspiring English sources

"Not Pollock, Not Krasner," replicas of Pollock and Krasner works made for the fall film "Pollock".

Like other record labels, Universal filed those copyrights as "works made for hire".

For instance the artist Patrick Lichty has organized an online exhibition, at voyd.com/ia, of works made for handheld computers.

John Turitzin, Marvel's general counsel, said in a statement, "Everything about Kirby's relationship with Marvel shows that his contributions were works made for hire".

That evening, the Tharp and Taylor, along with "On the Dnieper," by Alexei Ratmansky, were part of a program of works made for the company.

And at 8 p.m. Will Rawls offers "Coining," a screening of works made for film and video that investigate sexuality, politics, gender and black culture -- this and that.

Mr. Feldmann's work, made for this exhibition, is monumental.

The amendment placed sound recordings in a category of copyrighted materials known as "work made for hire".

Trends this year on the Edinburgh fringe include increasing amounts of work made for babies and the very young.

They also introduce a program of Ailey dances set to Duke Ellington, including a new production of "The River," an overly ambitious work made for A.B.T. in 1970.

The law generally defined a work made for hire as anything "prepared by an employee within the scope of his or her employment," like a newspaper article.