Sentence examples for goes created from inspiring English sources

And the "peak compressive load," as the scientific parlance goes, created by a football lineman slamming into his opponent can be close to 2,000 pounds.

Hurricane Sandy, the cliché of the moment goes, created a city of haves and have-nots; those New Yorkers with power and heat and the many other assurances of modern life, and those without.

The increasing availability of pornography, the rise of advertising that features the male crotch think David Beckham in his underwear, or Cristiano Ronaldo in his underwear, or Rafael Nadal in his underwear and the ubiquitous spam emails telling us all we need to be bigger downstairs has, so the theory goes, created a generation of men anxious about what they're packing.

"We kept going, created some good chances and their keeper made a number of saves.

But Chrysler's former leaders, who are all gone, created the PT.

The brief was effectively, go create something.

Go create the world in which you want to live.

This epitomises where we're going, creating the future of our industry".

Go create the best sports media company,' " said Joe Ravitch, a managing director of Goldman , Sachs

"You can't just take a department and say, 'Go create this.' You need the entire institution," Mr. Bollinger said.

"They are going to create the infrastructure that is going create hundreds of businesses, which, in turn, are going to employ thousands of people".