Sentence examples for create a solid from inspiring English sources

Propagating inaccurate myths about alleged British victories is no way to create a solid national identity.

"We want to create a solid photography market and educate the general public.

More broadly, he said, the W.R.C. helped create a solid market for wireless broadband technologies and services.

In the words of Professor Richard J Evans: "Propagating inaccurate myths is no way to create a solid national identity".

With its gains in productivity, however, the recent boom had the potential to create a solid foundation for its successors.

They call for transformation "through daily popular struggle, including popular uprising to create a solid foundation to secure the rights of Sudanese people".

Quite so: a better way to create a solid national identity is to educate children and encourage adults to have a critical sensibility about such myths.

He openly contributed money to two liberal parties, Yabloko and the Union of Right Forces, to try to create a solid bloc of legislators opposed to Mr. Putin.

Students learn everything from hollowing out a barrel to checkering a stock — carving fine crosshatched indentations behind the trigger both for decoration and to create a solid grip.

He sent out a classic stream of Chanel suits at the start, created via selective laser sintering, a technology used to bind materials and create a solid structure.

But the feedback from an electric cavaquinho -- even with flannel cloth stuffed inside -- was so unbearable that he decided to create a solid-body instrument.