Sentence examples for wished to create a from inspiring English sources
He wished to create a strobe effect by shaking his arms in front of it.
I wished to create a rare and unique perfume that would stimulate certain olfactory senses and refer back to my fashion collection".
One, made up mostly of German-speaking delegates, wished to create a strong central parliament and to continue to restrict the power of the provincial governments.
The great Austrian-born pianist Rudolf Serkin, Marlboro's co-founder and longtime leader, once declared that he wished to "create a community, almost utopian," where artists could forget about commerce and escape into a purely musical realm.
By Alex Ross At Marlboro, Mitsuko Uchida and Richard Goode preserve the legacy of Rudolf Serkin, who wished to create a "community, almost utopian," devoted to the chamber-music repertory.
"I wonder what the difference is here … It seems strange that [the judge] can suggest there is no prospect of rehabilitation for my brother and there is a prospect of rehabilitation for [Pavlo Lapshyn] who openly stated he wished to create a race war".
One client, moving to a penthouse on Central Park from Connecticut wished to create an environment entirely from repurposed or natural materials in order to foreground a collection of antique, vintage and contemporary furniture - with products made locally such as steps to a bronze greenhouse which were made from reclaimed beams which survived Hurricane Sandy.
You may wish to create a KWL chart on the board to complete as a class.
In it, a group of 10 men wish to create a perfect society.
DeLillo's novel was written before the financial meltdown, but Cronenberg may wish to create a post-crash interpretation, or draw out unsettling auguries already in the text.
The existence, however limited, of such shows is sometimes due to private collectors – Bob Monkhouse recorded several editions of The Golden Shot and Celebrity Squares – and to a studio chiefs wishing to create a sales reel for potential overseas markets.
