Sentence examples for began creative from inspiring English sources

Yet government figures show that last year 126,455 freshers began "creative arts and design" courses in English universities, compared to 48,505 starting computer science courses.

Tabitha and Napoleon began creative directing stage shows and concerts in the mid-2000s.

Obeying the rule laid down by beginning creative-writing teachers the world over, Mr. Bowen and Mr. Bell decide to write what they know.

Word-wise we began to get creative as I borrowed some of his English pronunciations and he let me craft some of the Mandingo parts to how I heard them.

They met in 1912 and soon began a creative and romantic relationship.

Soon after, E*Trade began soliciting creative ideas from other agencies for project assignments.

Bob Harras, the editor in chief of DC Comics, said Mr. Snyder's name came up quickly when the DC brain trust began formulating creative teams for its new lineup.

The Servant (1963) began his creative relationship with Harold Pinter; they started working on an adaptation of The Go-Between the same year, but the project collapsed.

The film version began with creative workshop in 2011 hosted by the Adelaide film festival, which brought together artists from various disciplines and encouraged them to consider filmmaking.

He saved some money, took the plunge and began a creative writing course at Bath Spa University, sometimes driving a taxi at weekends for pocket money.

Even after he began his creative relationship with Jasper Johns, in 1954, Johns was the artist whose work — he was just beginning the American-flag paintings — people were excited about.