Sentence examples for a creative job from inspiring English sources

I had hopes of finding a creative job in media.

"Cook" was also a creative job, the counselor suggested, and a lot more realistic.

The bad was carving out a creative job at the Telegraph and finding it didn't work out.

It also means that for once a woman gets to sing a role with an actual job, and a creative job at that.

The library rigorously reinvented itself for its new home, in a renovated 18th-century clock tower building, and did such a creative job that last month it won the European Museum of the Year Award.

It's something deeper than that, said Amy Smith, global head of recruitment at Framestore VR. "The key problem from my point of view is the assumption that a creative education leads to a creative job.

You can benefit even if you don't have an obviously "creative" job in a field like photography or architecture, says study coauthor John Mirowsky, PhD: Simply try doing everyday tasks in novel ways.

Blake is an enormously imaginative, experimental writer, and I think Featherproof did a terrific, creative job publishing Scorch Atlas.

"However, if you are that miserable then sometimes it helps to quit, reassess your priorities in life and then come up with a more creative job hunting strategy".

The Science of Sleep (2006) - After the death of his father, aspiring artist Stephane (Gael Garcia Bernal) moves home to Paris where his mother has set him up with a promising creative job.

"It's an enormously creative job," she explains, "I can't believe somebody lets me compile a magazine with all the things I am interested in!" She particularly enjoys the more visual aspect of her job, attending photo shoots and choosing the pictures.