Sentence examples for moved to create a from inspiring English sources

The actual actors, united in make-believe grief, are moved to create a second reality full of pain, desire and loss.

He moved to create a platform for social organizing, and then he helped turn it into a site for group coupons.

That year, the Golden Globes was moved to create a special-achievement award just to recognize Williams's performance as the Genie.

Hector Berlioz was moved to create a dramatic cantata, The Damnation of Faust, upon the French version of Goethe's dramatic poem by Gerard de Nerval.

The credit hour originated around the turn of the 20th century, when the industrialist-turned-philanthropist Andrew Carnegie moved to create a pension system for college professors.

Faced with this efflorescence of edible statuary, the culinary association, which was founded in 1865, was moved to create a special prize for produce art in 2005.

The changes come as The Times moves to create a fully integrated global newsroom.

Several other universities and colleges are also moving to create a more positive post-secondary educational experience for indigenous students.

De Boer told the Guardian that moves to create a global legally binding agreement were good for businesses.

Mr. Bercuson said he thought Mr. Harper would probably move to create a common border perimeter around Canada and the United States to ease travel between the two countries.

Scientists note that it remains to be seen whether any discovered faults actively pose earthquake risks, since a fault has to move to create a threat.