Sentence examples for you get to create from inspiring English sources

"You get to create the whole world," said Mr. Levant, "a civilization.

That's the fun: where you get to create worlds that don't exist, characters that don't exist.

It's only once in the history of any country that you get to create a national theatre.

"How many opportunities do you get to create 70 acres of parkland, green and lush, with waterfront views?" he said.

It's great to be a salesman, the trainees learn, because you get to create reality: "You want your prospect out there imagining herself in the new car...

Here you get to create your avatar, a budding young singer – male or female – who's carving out a career singing, err, 18 songs on the local cabaret circuit.

"If you really want to stop the violence, you got to create living wage jobs," alderman William Burns, who represents parts of the South Side, told CNN. "You got to create hope in these communities, and that means you have to get people to invest in those communities, and if the brand for those communities is 'Chiraq,' would you want to risk your capital?

As an actor, it had to be nice that you got to create a character.

You don't get to create award-winning fashion labels, or captain England for six years, by sitting around eating Doritos and watching Jeremy Kyle.

Lipton, whatever reason you need to get to create delightful guitar picking and soulful folksy lines, I'll take it.

If nobody wants to do business with you, you've got to create an illusion.