Sentence examples for creating a site from inspiring English sources

He was interested in creating a site to build on, not a finished edifice.

Mr. Nordstrom said the company had long considered creating a site in-house but was attracted to HauteLook's team, technology and already established business.

It lives and breathes its motto 'fail-fast and break things', taking risks, learning from mistakes and creating a site that keeps users coming back.

By creating a site built on not only their nascent video efforts, but also user-generated video content from inside the walls of its own service, the company is redefining expertise, news and the language of information.

Qin Ga, a performance artist from Inner Mongolia, is tracking the project's progress getting a map of its stops tattooed on his back, physically creating a "site of collective and individual memory," said the project's Web site, www.longmarchfoundation.org.org

"We are interested in creating a site that would allow authors and papers to get a reputation and give information to readers on what to devote their scarce time to," he said.

Zaha Hadid, the inaugural "Designer of the Year" for Design.05, is creating a site-specific architectural installation to mark the event.

From April 27 through Oct. 31 the twin artists Mike and Doug Starn will be creating a site-specific installation that is part sculpture, part architecture and part performance.

His interest in creating a site-specific work in New York dates back several years, he said, but after making five new dances for his season at the Joyce Theater last January, that desire became a necessity.

In an unlikely pairing, the gallerist-cum-flower-and-scent designer is creating a site-specific installation of purple dahlias and custom scents in response to a new collection of Moffit's sculptural furniture, which he made by hand in his lone studio on the high-altitude slopes of Mount Baldy.

"The prize money is meant to go towards creating a site-specific piece for the Frieze fair, which to me seemed too limited a context to make work for.