Sentence examples for creative closure from inspiring English sources

"It brought a creative closure to the whole project," said Ms. Zenovich, who spoke by telephone last week.

Concluding the popular series may be bittersweet, but the two men are going out on their own terms, having persuaded ABC three years ago to grant them this creative closure even if the show were still riding high in the ratings.

"The closure of Creative Access will limit diverse young talent from growing in the media industry," says Njobvu.

He promised that the final eight episodes will be a "good, creative conclusion" and "will bring closure to the fans".

So I'm in closure in the creative process, and I also get the gratification of seeing that joy in somebody else.

If you want this process to be a creative one, it is important to forestall such closure.

This is Milavec Hakimi's last show in its current space, and the impending closure of the gallery has liberated the creative team and the show from commercialism.

Directors who use this approach in effect make all creative choices in preproduction and achieve a maximum amount of closure before shooting begins.

Its closure represents another short-lived production for its creative team, which includes Jack Murphy (co-book writer and lyricist), Gregory Boyd (co-book writer and director) and Frank Wildhorn (music), whose previous efforts include "Dracula, the Musical" and "The Civil War".

A charity that provides young black and ethnic minority people with paid training opportunities in creative and media companies, including the BBC and ITV, is facing closure after the government withdrew more than £2m of funding for the scheme.

She has also been the President of the Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce in Los Angeles, which she took from near closure to a thriving chamber with a focus on the creative industries.