Sentence examples for creating everyday from inspiring English sources
This legal instrument has been controversial since it was introduced in 2003, creating everyday injustices; but rarely has anyone outside the small group of lawyers that handles cases really cared.
He secured his place in pop history with an electrifying set at Woodstock and by creating "Everyday People," "Sing a Simple Song," "Stand," "I Want to Take You Higher," and other unforgettable songs, before famously dropping out of the music scene in the late seventies.
In manufacturing, designers have been exploring generative design as a new way of creating everyday things.
It was never in our plans to work on a mass production label, creating everyday, "affordable" clothing to the liking of each and everyone.
The assessments of practical skills were carried out by creating everyday situations.
The practical skills assessments were carried out by creating everyday situations and took about 40 minutes/person/situation. One test leader was involved, a qualified teacher working in the national care program, who supervised the practical assessments on the computer via video transmission, with both picture and audio transfer.
The Wikimedia Foundation - of which Wikipedia is a part - said that 7,000 new articles are created everyday.
He wants to create everyday objects, especially with environmentally friendly, reusable elements.
The scientists are not on the verge of a machine that can create everyday objects from a sudden blast of laser energy.
Seeing a trend for time-poor office workers, busy mums and clock-watching gourmands wanting the very best in varied ingredients, I wanted to create everyday simple food that captures this upsurge in the joy in eating, celebrating different flavours and ingredients from around the world.
Just as 3-D printers have gained in popularity among hobbyists and companies who use them to create everyday objects, prototypes and spare parts (and even a crude gun), there has been a rise in interest in using similar technology in medicine.
