Sentence examples for creative american from inspiring English sources
Because creative American brewers have latched onto that style, Bernie said it would have been easier to find 20 Baltic-style porters than the milder porters he assembled.
Stevens remains arguably the most brilliant, certainly the most restlessly creative American musician at work today, but where is Chief Eagle Majesty Snowbird now?
ATERA Jodi Richard lured the chef Matthew Lightner from Castagna in Portland, Ore., to take over her revision of Compose with the promise of an elaborate test kitchen for his creative American cooking.
For those considering a foray into the restaurant business, Zephs' might present an interesting case study in stability: for a dozen years this family business has consistently provided creative American (albeit internationalized) cooking to a discerning clientele.
As Ms. Spears and 'N Sync demonstrated America's latest pop export, the Brazilian band Funk N Lata was looking to performers from the more creative American past, namely James Brown, and combining the music with an 11-man bateria.
Mr. Peragine, the chef, holds up his side of the partnership with creative American food, influenced by cuisines from around the world, which ranged from pleasing to terrific with only one or two missteps.
The MacArthur Foundation has never attached the word "genius" to its annual grants to exemplary scientists, scholars, researchers, writers, artists, composers and other creative Americans.
Their arrival and that of other celebrities in love with Berlin's grittiness, its disrespect for authority, the lack of paparazzi, even its lax smoking laws, is part of a wider trend - creative Americans are discovering Berlin.
The former Happy Noodle House is now a restaurant/lounge/hipster joint serving up creative, American-themed dishes like Captain Crunch chicken wings, lobster hot dogs, and coconut shrimp eggrolls.
Creative Americans and DIYers across the nation are going all out for this year's Fourth of July celebrations!
Many beer lovers are aghast at the creative liberties American brewers are taking with traditional styles, feeling that the bigger-is-better principle is reducing American brewing to the equivalent of a frat party.
