Sentence examples for say to create from inspiring English sources

Rhubarb: background noise, like "watermelon, watermelon" — what extras say to create the sound of conversation.

— Ben McGrath, "Slowdown," (January 19 , 2009 Rhubarb: background noise, like "watermelon, watermelon" — what extras say to create the sound of conversation.

The city no longer requires apartment or loft builders to provide parking spaces, making it easier, builders say, to create something resembling compact old cities.

It is important, executives say, to create smaller, more decentralized ways of generating and storing electricity to help ease strain on the grid in times of high demand or failure.

The economists would say to create more human capital so that's by investing in effective education, all sorts of education, but of course also health and then in physical infrastructure, the road structure, the energy infrastructure.

US troops must have done it deliberately, some say, to create instability - so they can stay longer.

Globalization is said to create winners and losers.

The legislation, was designed, she said, to create hurdles to weed out these casual gun owners.

Paring down was precisely the goal, Mr. Warchus said, "to create impact through simplicity".

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

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