Sentence examples for creative centre from inspiring English sources
Fosse, however, was clearly the film's creative centre.
Face it, the creative centre of Britain lies in these streets, not perhaps the airy-fairy spiritual creative centre, but certainly the Grub Street hack coterie, make-a-living-off-my-wits writers, artists and chancers' creative centre.
In the early 2000s, hip-hop's creative centre moved to the American South.
And at its creative centre was Zidane, the son of an Algerian supermarket worker.
Out beyond the tourist-colonised zones a new creative centre is growing.
Indeed, the movement marked the shift of the creative centre of modern painting from Paris to New York City in the postwar decades.
The beginnings of ITV meant really strong creative centres around Yorkshire, Granada and the rest.
There are numerous creative centres that already exist across the country.
London's position as one of the world's great creative centres is based on an embrace of diversity.
Cities like London, Milan, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin and Copenhagen are not only major metropolises but also major creative centres with hundreds of thousands employed in the creative industries.
Coined by the British dance magazine Mixmag but rejected by many of its purported practitioners, trip-hop originated in Bristol, Eng., a West Country port known for its leisurely pace of life (see Creative Centres map: Bristol overview 1990).
