Sentence examples for works specifically for from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't be surprised if City Ballet started commissioning more chamber works specifically for their Moves tours.

The 1991 Turner Prize winner has created around half the works specifically for the exhibition in Berlin, which runs from May to November.

He not only introduced the "mouth organ," as he called it, into the concert hall, but also persuaded important composers, among them Darius Milhaud, Ralph Vaughan Williams, William Walton, Malcolm Arnold and JoaquÛn Rodrigo, to create works specifically for him.

Now that they have undoubtedly caught the attention of Radiohead, Aphex Twin and others in their borrowed repertory, why not commission those musicians to write works specifically for them and for the instruments they play?

The 1998 Canadian documentary "Can't Stop Now," which Channel 13 will broadcast on "Great Performances" on Wednesday night at 8 30, reports on how the Netherlands Dance Theater has extended the careers of dancers by creating NDT3, a company that commissions works specifically for those over 40.

In other ways, though, "Nasher Xchange" is a natural, because it touches on several themes coursing through the art world, including the desire of artists to make monumental works specifically for public spaces and of museums to meet people outside their walls.

Do be passionate about wanting to work specifically for the Daily Beast.

All three made work specifically for this exhibition, responding to different areas of the grounds.

It helps that all three made work specifically for this exhibition, responding to different parts of the grounds.

Mr. Schuster said the 37th Street complex would allow him and his partners to develop new, commercial work specifically for Off Broadway.

Then just go with it.' " All but one of the 30 artists represented are still living, and about half of them made work specifically for the exhibition, Mr. Warren said.