Meanings of made (mades) in English

In his series of ready-mades, Marcel Duchamp anticipated much more than a style.

The smartest of smart tailor-mades was none too smart for her.

I have some quite nice clothes upstairs, including Redfern tailor-mades, and several uniforms.

In Depression-era Pittsburgh, no one was flush enough to buy ready-mades for the table.

I lit one of the tailor-mades and settled back.

He said there is no particular decision or accounting measure that mades a difference on the surplus.

If Mr. Morrison was stocking ready-mades, it was only reasonable that Agnes Morrison should be seen in them.

He was decently clothed in ready-mades and almost recovered, roughly speaking, from his bout of the previous night.

Speaking after the summit, she said Europe would show solidarity but only if Greece mades proposals and implemented reforms.

These two events cannot but have mades great gaps in our knowledge of the ancient traditions of our country.

Grandma never gets me ready-mades.

Papa had brought them over from Russia, settled them comfortably in a nearby residence, and had them outfitted in factory-fresh ready-mades.

BAIC currently only mades Mercedes-Benz and Accent cars at joint ventures with Daimler AG DAIGn.DE and South Korea's Hyundai Motor 005360.KS.

And, Gabe, after you've worn tailored suits every year for a dozen years, you can't go back to twenty-five-dollar ready-mades and be happy.

They explained that each plebe first gets a ready-made outfit, which is supplemented as soon as possibly by form-fitting tailor-mades, both every day and dress.

From the Nu descendant un escalier, considered "an explosion in a fireworks factory" to his celebrated ready-mades, Duchamp pursued the call to "de-artify" art.