Sentence examples for was made to create from inspiring English sources

He said the deal was made to create space for signing other players next season.

"Las Terrazas was made to create better conditions for the peasants here who were very poor.

Everywhere it's evident that effort was made to create a set as realistic as possible, one that appeared lived-in.

In England in 1857, an ambitious proposal was made to create an encyclopedic concordance of English words.

Olmert called Mitt Romney's campaign trip to Israel — which featured a fundraiser with Sheldon Adelson, who also owns a pro-Netanyahu newspaper — completely "inappropriate…It was made to create the impression among Jewish American voters that Romney was riding to the White House on the shoulders of Israel".

Equally, especially under Eric Honecker in the 1970s and 80s, an attempt was made to create a sort of "GDR patriotism", in which figures from Prussian history such as Frederick the Great were put back on their plinths in East Berlin and integrated into the Communist narrative of the forward march of history.

Efforts are being made to create a new cemetery.

During the late 1840s and '50s many efforts were made to create a more industrialized economy.

"[There are] attempts that are being made to create a sense of Iranophobia.

First, efforts must be made to create a level playing field for political contestants.

the numerous attempts which have been made to create a Soviet repertory have led to no results.