Sentence examples for creative echelons from inspiring English sources
Not only is she one of two female designers suddenly elevated to the highest creative echelons of heritage couture houses for the first time in decades (Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior is the other), but Ms. Jarrar takes the helm at Lanvin's women's wear after a period of particularly bitter internal strife that played out in the public domain.
By the mid-'70s, Mapplethorpe had gained access to the upper echelons of creative society and was able to make a living by taking portraits.
Slonem has indeed attained upper echelon artist status, living a creative dream realized in the best way: how many industries exist, I ask you, where a vastly successful product and production are realized this positively, on all sides, on all counts?
While it surely makes environmental and financial sense, cooking with waste also seems to spark a creative drive among chefs, even in the higher echelons of gastronomy.
The notion that students of graduate creative writing programs enjoy special access to the highest echelons of the literary establishment in America simply isn't borne out by the facts.
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He spent the next 20 years working his way up the echelons of railroad engineering, developing a reputation for his creative mechanical mind and his tireless enthusiasm.
In the echelon of narcotics, heroin has always seemed to me the least creative of drugs.
It didn't because Gucci's incumbent creative director, Alessandro Michele, has been knotting his men up in reclamations of the more conservative echelons of the female wardrobe since January, when he unofficially helmed Gucci's winter menswear show (his appointment was announced 48 hours after).
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