Sentence examples for close to create from inspiring English sources

The Tories allowed factories to close to create mass unemployment; unemployment created poverty and alienation, which we're still living with today.

Fascinating in its low-key glimpse of the Other Dave, the interview was also a good move for "Nightline," which can use "Up Close" to create a softer, more casual, younger image, more in tune with celebrity culture even while offering a smarter twist on it.

The department added blood flowing from underneath him, and also made his fingers twitch and his mouth open and close to create a more lifelike appearance.

Click "Close" to create your database.

Isn't that getting too close to creating a psychosis?

They came close to creating a company in the early 80s.

One reservation, though: Composing on this program seems suspiciously close to creating a diagram.

"We were so close to creating a really big, big sensation".

And Ms. Kaye comes close to creating a fully shaped character out of air.

"I think we are getting close to creating a demand for it," Dr. Marcus said.

A decade-long effort in genetic engineering is close to creating yeast that makes palliative medicines in stainless steel vats.