Sentence examples for creates have from inspiring English sources

The objects he creates have a rugged, unfinished feel, like pagan monuments or primitive furniture created by a giant woodsman.

But I now need to find another fantasy purchase, because those wooden creates have finally been sold to an (as yet unnamed) American university.

The fantasy worlds that Disney creates have a surprising amount in common with the ideal universe envisaged by the intelligence community, in which environments are carefully controlled and people are closely observed, and no one seems to mind.

Not only did she pave the way for other female comedians, the characters that Victoria Wood, 57, creates have always celebrated a very ordinary kind of British woman: in Dinnerladies, it was the middle-aged women of the title; in Acorn Antiques, it was Mrs Overall, the cleaner who routinely stole the show.

The London stage has been a perennial feature of the Tour of Britain, with backing from Transport for London; its prestige, and the spectacle it creates, have played a key role in the race's constant growth since its relaunch in 2004, when one of the animators of this stage was a track specialist with barely a road race win to his name, one Bradley Wiggins.

All nature's creates have marvelous adaptations and moths are no exception.

Everything Ratmansky creates has a secret inside it.

The wealth created has been widely shared.

Everything they created had something to do with the earthquake.

Collinson and Davies lamented the character's death: Collinson stated "I can't bear the thought she's dead" and argued that she somehow survived, whilst Davies stated in Doctor Who Magazine issue 397 that "when [significant characters a writer creates] have to die, it's a genuinely emotional time".

Collinson and Davies lamented the character's death: Collinson "[couldn't] bear the thought she's dead" and argued that she escaped death; and Davies generally stated in Doctor Who Magazine issue 397 that "when [significant characters a writer creates] have to die, it's a genuinely emotional time".