"create sentences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are instructing someone how to form a sentence, or when you are encouraging someone to come up with their own sentences. For example, "Let's practice our grammar skills by creating sentences with the words we just learned.”.
Or one could create sentences of never-ending variety.
Word processors let us create sentences without the unwieldy cross-outs and erasures of paper, and despite the occasional catastrophic failure, our hard drives are better suited for storing and retrieving documents than file cabinets.
Some generators may create sentences that sound disconnected or are plain illogical.
A charming young lady led us through a series of exercises, asking us questions based on vocabulary we learned in the lessons and asking us to create sentences out of our limited verbiage.
There is strength in words that create sentences that lob paragraphs and whole essays at bullies.
Like I'm de mastermind... .. "Masterminds" don't create sentences like: "now one of dem are gonna win it, except me".
Late Friday, the office of Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, filed a memorandum with the judge, arguing that a term of 28 months would be unreasonable and would create sentencing disparities with similar cases.
Data is scant, since multiple factors create sentencing disparities, but many defenders believe one of the main consequences of "implicit bias" is how much time they spend on cases.
Mr. Hannah as always writes with twangy vividness, creating sentences that hum with energy and unexpectedness.
Hablando del medio ambiente encourages students to practise the present subjunctive while creating sentences on the theme of the environment.
Inventors focus, in turn, on developing the phonology (the sound system), the morphology (rules for creating words), the syntax (the system for creating sentences) and the vocabulary.
