Sentence examples for be imaginative with from inspiring English sources

Be imaginative with the job you've got.

What I like about this programme is that you can be imaginative with it.

Moving away from the art world's traditional playground has encouraged Hauser & Wirth to be imaginative with its considerable resources.

Still, if you're going to write about this kind of non-news, at least be imaginative with your use of stats.

Be imaginative with your money saving ideas.

Be imaginative with what you put in the tricks, don't just do what this article said.

His programming has been imaginative, with lots of new and recent works, but not at all radical.

Don't be afraid to sample a similar sounding dish in different restaurants: The local chefs are imaginative with their sauces.

The show's not-lavish budget actually works in its favor, and the production designers have been imaginative with the town's aesthetic, which features a lot of shipping containers and a slouchy bar called the Need/Want.

They resisted what they felt were 'issue-led' books and commented, 'The idea that a work of art can be imaginative and concerned with contemporary events but in a subtle way seems to have gone by'.

Be imaginative; come up with plenty of modern ideas that will attract people of all ages to join in and raise money/help for animals.