Sentence examples for creative days from inspiring English sources

Do we have more creative days ahead of us?

An electrical engineer, Owen designs software, starting in the heady, creative days of the earliest computers.

After the tautly spirited dialectic of Dickinson's creative days, the scenes of her illness have a terrifying emotional splendor.

She's one of the world's and the nation's best loved actrresses, She and I shared early adulthood (without knowing it)during energetic, creative days in Detroit.

Participants felt most creative on days spent in motion meeting people, not working for long stretches at their desks.

"You have to try and be more creative these days to get people's attention," said Dave Holmes, Coldplay's manager.

His buyers scour the globe looking for new wines, but the tough economic climate means they are having to be even more creative these days.

A town struggling to stand out, desperate to court tourists and hot to rescue a near-dead economy has to get really creative these days.

"We have to be very creative these days to showcase properties and cross-brand, and to think of any outside-the-box ways to bring traffic and attention to properties," said Tom Postilio, a broker with CORE who attended the event.

For myself, I can say I am more creative these days.

She wanted me to be a creative from Day 1.