"create miracles" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase often used to show that something exceptional can be achieved. For example, "With hard work and dedication, we can create miracles in the world."
Given that this is the case, could God not create miracles by exploiting this uncertainty?
The Olympics won't create miracles, but enthusiasm is half the battle.
It's tempting to stay and watch Dinu create miracles on his two-ring camping stove but the heat is oppressive.
Although dreams of an email-free workplace might seem appealing, the reality would be unlikely to create miracles.
I do not believe in coincidences but I do believe that people can create miracles by making the right decisions in the right places, at the right times, and with the right people.
"There's no perfect system, but given what we have and under the circumstances, Dr Patel's clinic definitely helps create miracles," says Fatima, a Canadian of Indian and Chinese heritage.
Think matching graphics and disjointed phrases like "Let love … create miracle" that only make sense when completed by your significant other's tee.
While he is keen to point out that mixing tenures and incomes is unlikely to create miracle communities of the type he believes Demos was seeking, he asserts that, in the main, they are pleasant places to live for owners and tenants alike.
Adler said he was inspired to create Miracle Messages because of his late Uncle Mark, who had mental health problems and was homeless on and off for 30 years.
U.S. drug companies often create miracle drugs and they deserve to be rewarded, but we must not let drug companies' financial needs overtake common sense.
"He says: 'Hey, you know who creates miracles.
