Sentence examples for and had to create from inspiring English sources

In 2011, the company reached its capacity of 30, and had to create a waiting list.

During the renovation, the Rossis lived in the house and had to create a makeshift kitchen in their terrifying basement.

He didn't get "sidetracked into comedy" until he was studying fine art at Croydon Art College, and had to create a performance piece based on a book.

"And we did that very, very successfully with 'The Nanny.' It was so successful in Russia that they went through the 100 or so episodes that had been created in the United States and had to create new ones".

But San Francisco Opera is struggling to fill a $7 million budget shortfall and had to create the final part of the cycle, "Götterdämmerung," alone when its co-producer, the Washington National Opera, encountered financial difficulties.

By Wednesday, Mr. Hamill said he had received 1,500 responses, and had to create a Web site, which he named poetsagainstthewar.org, to handle the e-mail messages that were overloading his system.

The children are given a set of conditions and have to create a species that can live under them.

We have to recognise that we live in a multi-ethnic society and have to create a vibrant new theatre that goes beyond endlessly deconstructing the classics".

He also tries to keep his Making separate from his job as a game producer, but acknowledges that they inform one another, specifically with "creativity and having to create access to tools".

Supervisors spoke of their students sending text messages late in the evening expecting prompt answers to questions, and having to create boundaries around appropriate times for Skype meetings and other requests.

Meanwhile, Cummings, who previously worked with Soderbergh on "Magic Mike" and "Contagion," had to create and decorate 30 sets, including five of Liberace's several dozen residences.