Sentence examples for creative crew from inspiring English sources

Once O'Brien hit the stage to introduce the cast and lead creative crew, the evening perked up.

This is stuff that the eminently creative crew of interpreters in Loser's Lounge can sink its teeth into.

Heat trio haven't burned out yet Director Paul Feig (Bridesmaids), writer Katie Dippold and producer Peter Chernin, the creative crew behind action-comedy The Heat, are reteaming.

Mr. Caldwell, who joined Forbes in December after selling it a custom publishing company he founded in 1995, acknowledged that the market "necessitates a different sort of mind-set in your creative crew, the editors, the art directors, the designers".

And not surprisingly, her creative crew is filled with Encores veterans, including her two closest collaborators: Rob Ashford, her associate choreographer, and Rob Fisher, the acclaimed musical director of the concert series.

But with their kitchen just a construction site, Mr. Andrés and his creative crew recently put in a five-hour stint of China Poblano research and development underneath Oyamel, where Michelle Obama has said she likes both the menu and the margaritas.

The Guardian, in collaboration with Elizabeth Freestone of Pentabus Theatre undertook research earlier this year looking at female representation, from actors to board members and creative crews.

Across trackless stretches of sparsely inhabited desert, creative surveyor crews shrewdly drove cars and trucks to create a visible track for pilots to follow; in some areas, they plowed furrows in the ground.

There were the mandatory rounds of air-kisses with the former social secretary Desirée Rogers, dressed in leather pants and stilettos, and the J. Crew creative director, Jenna Lyons, towering above the crowd.

J Crew creative director Jenna Lyons, with her signature black specs, has become a postergirl for glasses, and Tom Ford – who practically invented the school of polish that Beckham subscribes to – wears glasses to add an erudite edge to his gentlemanly look.

And the theater companies, which are nonprofit organizations, do so at a financial cost: Many seats at previews are discounted, and production costs are often higher during previews because the creative team and crew are on hand — and drawing salaries — to incorporate script or technical changes before critics come.