Sentence examples for often creating from inspiring English sources

He continued to be a prolific printmaker, often creating lyrical, whimsical etchings.

Politicians are often creating great expectations that far exceed what government can ever do.

After this, I started using flashlight more often, creating an atmosphere like you find in a theater.

Heckel was the artist most prolific in woodcut, often creating posters and invitations for Die Brücke exhibitions.

Firms that excel in fixed income turn over their inventory more often, creating more opportunities to earn spread income.

He is rarely blown back when he fires off the ball, often creating plays for teammates by generating penetration.

From month to month, they bounce around a lot, often creating headaches for the governments of the day.

Natural forces such as wind and water change the topography on Earth and other planets, often creating unstable slopes.

All require Mr. Bush to take sides, often creating problems in countries he has massaged into joining his coalition.

She started doing heads as a 9-year-old, often creating cornrow braids and cuts for men and boys.

A co-worker who does this every day is often creating a hostile or demeaning work environment.