Sentence examples for creating first from inspiring English sources

So his job counselor recommended the 12-week job-training course at Blue Sky Bakery, a Lincoln Park cafe known for its delectable scones — and for creating first jobs for young people who need them most.

Laing returned to painting and engagement with current affairs in his later work, creating first a series in response to the war in Iraq and then to the singer Amy Winehouse.

Boeing had already demonstrated its mastery of the technique of creating aircraft to meet new demands by creating first the three-engine T-tailed 727 in 1963, followed by a succession of aircraft (the 737 [196757 767 [1982], 777 [1981], 777 [2003], and 787 [2007]) that were tailored to the needs of specific airlines and routes.

If you want to know what great filmmaking looks like, watch how he aligns people inside his frame, creating first visual interest through their arrangement -- he often places the three assassins in a triangle -- and then visual excitement when they start to move.

When I bake a pie, I picture her fingers guiding mine as we worked soft mounds of shortening into the silky flour, creating first a pebbly texture and then a gathered ball of dough that we would roll out on her Formica-topped table.

Audacy: Space communications startup creating first commercial inter-satellite data relay network for continuous connectivity to satellites.

Like Black Ops, Reach is the ultimate product of many years of experience of creating first-person combat games, which means it is refined, polished and delivers narrative set pieces worthy of Hollywood.

Lady Jay – Venus featuring Sarkodie While the ascendancy of trap music continues in many parts of urban Africa, some of its more inventive producers such as Ghana's Kuvie are creating first-rate hybrids like this one by Lady Jay.

While the ascendancy of trap music continues in many parts of urban Africa, some of its more inventive producers such as Ghana's Kuvie are creating first-rate hybrids like this one by Lady Jay.

This carries a real risk of creating second-class citizenship.

On one hand, they are moments of surprise, delight and magic, creating first-mover emotional bonds between consumers and brands.