Sentence examples for created to fill from inspiring English sources

The Backstreet Boys were created to fill a gap in the market.

He says the week was created to fill a perceived gap in Asia at a time when demand for luxury menswear is on the rise in the region.

"As society changes, new universities should be created to fill new needs," said Bruce Stronach, dean of the Japanese campus of Temple University, which is based in Philadelphia.

In the closing segment, created to fill an extra five minutes for the American time slot, the real-life kids are shown doing their sporty thing.

Halligan said games such as Call of Duty had 15-rated versions that were "cleverly created to fill the gap and suck young people into the franchise".

A special pouch, the codpiece, had to be created to fill in the gap between the hose, as the latter comprised a pair of individual cloth tubes one for each leg that tied directly to a belt at the waist.

Contemplating what to create to fill these blank canvases around him he said his thought process was to, "Make it fun and make a statement.

I have the entrepreneurial spirit and mindset when it comes to seeing gaps in a market and knowing the right product or service to create to fill those gaps.

Designed primarily for lawyers and other members of the legal profession, TheFormTool -- not to be confused with FormTool originally published by Broderbund Software -- basically uses defined fields and lists you create to fill in legal forms such as leases, agreements, etc.

As the 1970s dawned, a new wave of the metro was created to be filled with a far angrier, more radical artwork.

A referral form has been created, to be filled in by the GP requesting the inclusion in the study of patients who meet the selection criteria.