Sentence examples for tap to create from inspiring English sources

We're really turning on the economic tap to create jobs".

Another example: I was recently traveling with the president to Austin, where he launched a new executive order that opens up tons of government data — everything from health and medicine and science to safety and more — as machine-readable, free fuel for entrepreneurs to tap to create new companies and jobs.

It's just one tap to create a new space, for example.

So artist Livia Cetti was tapped to create gorgeous garlands of paper blooms to adorn the White House.

There was speculation that either she or Jason Wu (who designed Mrs. Obama's Inaugural ballgown) might have been tapped to create the First Lady's dress.

Brilliantly, the rear touchpad can be tapped to create mountains around the tracks (the longer you press, the higher the peak), while the front touchscreen can be pressed to create indentations that can be filled with water to create lakes.

"What we are creating is as important as a road," said Nandan M. Nilekani, the billionaire software mogul whom the government has tapped to create India's identity database.

The singer and producer has been tapped to create a theme for next year's Olympic Games, which will be deployed on thousands of Coca-Cola adverts. "You have one shot, one song," he said yesterday.

Filament uses wireless sensors, called Taps, to create low-power autonomous mesh networks for data collection and asset monitoring, without requiring a cloud or central network authority.

4. Adaptation to tourist demands: Local artisans are tapped to create artifacts that satisfy tourist tastes.

Outside the air-conditioned halls of the hotel-meets-convention-center, artist Meriem Bennani had been tapped to create a lounge.