Sentence examples for easter creates from inspiring English sources

Easter creates this tangible feeling of frenzy in the air filled with love, gratitude and laughter.

Protease Easter creates an active form through proteolysis into the biologically active carboxyl-terminal polypeptide fragment [ 13].

skiplex.co.uk/whats-on/holiday-kids-clubs.aspx 15 April Young Cooks Bodnant Academy: Easter Chocolate, Conwy Don't let the kids just scoff eggs this Easter – see them create their own.

New Line, which is credited with creating "Easter eggs" -- video features hidden on DVD's, like the images furtively placed in some video games -- maintains that it is important to offer the consumer more than a movie.

But if you do a search of Google Doodles that celebrate Easter, it appears the search giant hasn't created an Easter Doodle since 2000.

In celebration of Easter Sunday, we've created a gorgeous gallery of classic hats, ensembles and other Easter-inspired fineries straight from the archives of EBONY magazine.

It looks as if it was based on a miniature tableau created for Easter by a model-making hobbyist.

Kyle Gann, The Well-Tuned Piano's most extraordinarily perceptive critic and advocate, sums up the delirious temporal mind-funk the piece creates: "In an 'eastern', timeless way [Young, like Terry Riley, was a student of Pandit Pran Nath], the work can be listened to as a static articulation of a set tuning, a continuous present in which concepts of before and after are irrelevant.

Anya Hindmarch, the handbag specialist, has created matching Easter-pink espadrilles for women and girls and plans to introduce mother and daughter caftans next year.

Google has created a new Easter Egg for Google Maps (pretty much just in time for actual Easter) which lets you play Pac-Man in real-world locales on the company's Maps apps for desktop and mobie devices.

At Salzburg, he used the Berlin Philharmonic after his break with Vienna, and founded the Easter Festival in part to create his own bailiwick when he was at odds with the Viennese cultural bureaucrats.