Sentence examples for said to create a from inspiring English sources

What kind of equipment can be said to create a performance?

Ms. Stein worked with her, she said, to create a one-man show in 1996.

It is better, she said, to create a structure that mobilizes people through discussion and consultation.

He wanted to use technology, he said, to create a series of images that would constantly change the façade's appearance.

The idea behind the Vanderbilt Avenue project is, Mr. Washburn said, to "create a new gateway to Midtown".

Units are being put on the market 10 at a time, he said, "to create a sense of urgency".

Mr. Hartshorn's works are said to create an "introverted tautology".

"Our mission at Arcosanti has been to bring the city up to date, socially and culturally," Dr. Soleri said, "to create an antidote to sprawl".

So they worked closely with national lenders, she said, to create an approach allowing for flexible public-private partnerships and including water conservation projects and the industrial sector, a huge part of the state economy, to build support.

It's better, Joy said, to create an ecology that gets all the world's smartest people toiling in your garden for your goals.

Most critically, at all levels, they were said to create an incentive to act: "[The target was] vital, yes.