Sentence examples for to create a part from inspiring English sources

"This is an opportunity to create a part of the Internet where the old rules don't apply".

After that Ms. Gerwig is considering writing another script of her own, perhaps to create a part that Hollywood has yet to envision her in.

She is the sort of Überactress that moved the director Anthony Minghella to create a part where previously none existed ("The Talented Mr. Ripley").

— Content Analyst candidate 6. "What is your favorite author and director?" — Content Analyst candidate 7. "They ask you to create a part of a [Snapchat] Story during the in-person interview process".

But entrepreneurs offering something significantly new have an opportunity to reshape the environment perhaps, as with Dolby, to create a part of it that they will own or, as with Amazon, to create an altogether different reality.

Do you want to create a part time business to supplement your income from your job, or maybe you would like to make it full time business venture?

I do not agree with the decision to create a part-time season.

Joseph Pragg "It brings together so much of British dance music past and present to create a part-uplifting, part-melancholic album with genuine depth and emotion".

This seeks, among other things, to create a parts list of biological components such as DNA cassettes that could be ordered from catalogues in the way that electronic components can be.Synthetic Genomics itself is a bit cagey about exactly which molecular products it is working on, but one of Dr Venter's interests is in using modified bacteria to make fuels.

As a result, says Il Foglietto, the now research minister Francesco Profumo asked the rector of La Sapienza, Luigi Frati, to create a part-time post at the university for Giardini with an annual salary of about €100,000.

This means, at the chip-level, at least, it is possible to create a part-human, part-technology process, if not creature.