Sentence examples for generate things from inspiring English sources

"He's a guy that, kind of in our offense, we generate things through, and he's finding people on the weak side or he and Duhon get the pick-and-roll going, too," D'Antoni said.

2. Less Clutter Things generate things.

The soul of the world, which "cannot be understood without God," directs the work of nature, and, "in the process of generating things, produces supercelestial lives and multiplicity" (De arcanis aeternitatis, OO, X, 6a).

That's another externally generated thing".

Moreover, obtaining things easily because of imperial preference invariably weakens the ability of empires to generate those things themselves.

At the next division one kind passes on its own directions to generate inanimate things (the master-builder belongs here), while the other does so to generate animate things (the statesman belongs here) (Statesman 261b d).

It will generate good things for the whole town".

For all the wealth they generate, these things would hardly amount to a row of beans if it weren't for the people out in the fields keeping us all fed.

Users, called Residents, can create games if they choose, but the space is primarily the "virtual dirt" which allows distributed populations to interact and generate new things out of nothing.

Yet Mr. Kahn, a 2003 MacArthur Fellow, said he spent 13 mostly happy years at San Francisco's Exploratorium, which encouraged him to "generate these things, put them out on the floor, refine them".

You might generate five things that need to be done, and that might generate three or four transactions.