Sentence examples for created a gap for from inspiring English sources
"This created a gap for the terrorists to attack the police station," he said.
Or the flukes that our punk scene triggered alternative comedy and that, more recently, basement-level arts funding created a gap for standup comedy to fill.
But it was the Bulls who struck first when stand-in full-back Jarrod Sammut's clever step and late offload created a gap for half-back Gale to race clear and score underneath the posts.
"It certainly created a gap for us," added former Test opener Edgar, who added that Williamson's part-time off-spin could also help the side in Bangladesh, where the tournament begins on 16 March.
Glasgow were now camped in the Ulster 22 and a lovely dummy created a gap for Russell to dart through for his second try, with his second conversion following.
Edinburgh lost wing Sam Beard to an early knock and, after Laidlaw kicked his first penalty, fine work by the Leinster backs created a gap for Murphy to power through.
They earned a scrum on Leicester's 22 and Machenaud schemed with Chris Masoe to create a gap for the centre Henry Chavancy.
He runs straight at the referee who moves out of the way and creates a gap for the centre to run through and jink over the line!
This creates a gap for corruption to thrive.
Ultimately, purposeful tellers must surrender control of their stories, creating a gap for the listener(s) to willingly cross in order to take ownership.
During the fighting, the corps infantry had advanced about 2 mile on a 5000 yards front, and held their gains against repeated Ottoman counterattacks, although the attempt to create a gap for the Imperial Service Cavalry Brigade to ride through was not successful.
