Sentence examples for creative drills from inspiring English sources

For example, if a child's motivation is to have fun, put them in a sport with their friends or with a coach who uses creative drills and exercises.

In order to celebrate this dubious honor, creative agency Drill made a huge wooden xylophone in a forest and played Bach's Cantata 147 aka "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desire".

Wonderful news (if you're less than half a centimeter tall): At this year's Salone del Milano, creative studio Drill Tokyo projection-mapped a single grain of rice.

When he retired, in 1982, writers and editors and artists found themselves mourning "The Handbook of Wrestling Drills," "Creative Insomnia," "What Can I Do with My Juicer?," and the rest, but not to worry: Gardner's Library went with him, carefully boxed up, and can still be visited by its exegetes.

To try to cure him of these expansive habits, Chaney would yell at him in his own particular patois -- an unapologetic stream of billingsgate far more creative than Marine drill instructors or master rappers.

The oil industry is increasingly creative at remote, offshore drilling, but has made little progress in recovering oil once it gets in the water.

The movie's reputation rests on its audacious half-hour centerpiece: a nearly silent, labor-intensive robbery that involves a lot of drilling and the creative use of an umbrella.

He and his fellow firearms officers faced regular drills challenging them to find creative ways out of confrontations and spent long nights at the shooting range to upgrade their marksmanship.

Bush even had a few reps at wide receiver during team drills, with the coaches finding creative ways to get him involved in the offense.

That is the lesson that John Lasseter -- Chief Creative Officer of Walt Disney & Pixar Animation Studios -- has repeatedly drilled into the artists that he works with.

Her approach is a mix of drilled discipline and freedom to be creative.