The phrase "a creators" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a creator" if referring to one individual or "creators" if referring to multiple individuals without the article "a."
Example: "As a creator, I find inspiration in everyday life."
Alternatives: "an artist" or "a maker."
Libraries have always been concerned with quality criteria in their work as a creators of descriptive metadata.
Nintendo's launch of a "Creators Program" to share YouTube advertising revenues from videos featuring its games has been criticised by the platform's biggest star, PewDiePie.
Didn't that happen in the '60s?" "Stop the Virgens" will kick off a Creators Project festival in Dumbo, Brooklyn, that will also feature bands like Florence and the Machine and ASAP Rocky and multimedia works from David Bowie and others.
Many tall, blond handsome men who are otherwise perfect have been given by their a creators a punctured ear drum, a slight stomach history, etc. Faith Baldwin took no chances whatever with the hero of her latest serial in Colliers.
Earlier in 2015, Nintendo launched a "Creators Program" to get YouTubers to register to receive a share of ad revenues – 60% or 70% depending on whether they registered individual videos or entire channels respectively – from videos of its games.
(His team also works with motion-activated sculpture, like the interactive light-and-sound cube that responds to human presence installed at the Coachella Valley Music and Art Festival last year. It later traveled to New York during a Creators Project event in October).
