The phrase "a rope to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the purpose of a rope, particularly in creative or constructive scenarios.
Example: "He used a rope to create a makeshift swing in the backyard."
Alternatives: "a rope for making" or "a rope to build".
Go all out by making your own rope belt, threading gold beads to a length of rope to create your own version of Topshop's beaded belt, or simply tying a length of rope around your waist, easily found at hardware and craft stores.
Step 2: The instructor uses another climbing rope to create a second axis, one end defined by "I am calm and rational" and the other by "My emotions are very active". Participants move forward or backward from their initial spot, positioning themselves in one of four quadrants, each of which represents a leadership style.
Now, hold the second end still and maneuver the first end underneath the rope to create a loop, and then push it through.
Their careful attention to historic detail extends to the walnut floor, where they filled the gaps between the boards with hemp rope to create an authentic look.
"Time and Forgiveness", the first world the player encounters, was drawn to create a feel of exploration and forgiveness, while artwork for "Time and Decision" used a mix of "luxurious domestic objects (nice furniture and fabrics) with rugged outdoor objects (swampy water, rotting piers and nautical rope)" to create an intentionally "incongruous" look to convey aspects of alternate realities.
Avoid flattening over the rope, to create an implied triangle.
In 2010, for a show at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art in North Adams, Mass., Ms. Genger used 100 miles of red painted rope to create "Big Boss," an 11.5-foot-high stack that burst through a gallery wall and bubbled over for 28 feet into an adjoining room — a giant Color Field painting run amok.
The Exhale pavilion uses two types of rope to create these interactive environments.
