Sentence examples for possession created from inspiring English sources

"We played good football with good ball possession, created a lot of chances to score goals.

The trial court overruled the objection, relying on the presumption of possession created by the New York statute.

The trial court overruled the objection, relying on the presumption of possession created by a New York statute providing that the presence of a firearm in an automobile is presumptive evidence of its illegal possession by all persons then occupying the vehicle, except when, inter alia, the firearm is found "upon the person" of one of the occupants.

We had a lot of ball possession, created chances.

He would look for those details to improve the team's chances of conserving possession, creating chances.

The second half was as good in possession creating chances as we've been and just a real frustration we only managed to create one goal.

Intellectual property is a term that relates to "possessions" created by the human mind.

The existence of an Indian purchasing class, with its ever-increasing need for impressive possessions, created a supplier: the professional artist.

Here, she returns to photography in which she bound up virtually all of her possessions, creating what she calls man-made boulders, which resemble postminimalist sculptures.

For the exhibition, Ms. Mattingly bound up virtually all her possessions, creating what she calls "man-made boulders," which resemble postminimalist sculptures.

Concern also has been raised that some marketing practices may encourage excessive interest in material possessions, create "false wants," or promote the purchase of nonessential goods.