Sentence examples for creative followed from inspiring English sources

My standard blurb was an adverb-adjective phrase ("wildly creative") followed by a mildly to barely amusing comment about the topic ("Thou shalt read this book," for one about the Bible).

A meeting with the pupil-led Creativity Action Research Group, set up to explore how teachers and students can make lessons more creative, follows.

Let's hope this victory doesn't propel them towards too many coffee tables and, instead, gives them the confidence to produce an equally creative follow up.

A five-year creative spree followed, culminating in the book originally titled "Trimalchio in West Egg".

The singer and songwriter Leonard Cohen bought a home here in the 1960s and a rush of creative types followed him: poets, artists and musicians, who thronged the open-air tavernas at night and set up communal houses in the decrepit mansions.

More creative toys followed: the Ultra Machine, a mechanical ball pitcher; the Love Tester, a machine that measured the "current" between a hand-holding couple and offered a pseudo-scientific readout of their attraction; and a series of Beam Gun games, in which players shot beams of light at targets in an amusement arcade and watched as bottles appeared to explode.

Micrometers below a painting's surface, a wealth of information may be present about the creative process followed by the artist while making the work of art.

Recall that our analysis of the most recent 'Prospectus' indicated that most PD initiatives focused on Aesthetics and Creative Expression followed by Discovery of the World, whereas the least number of courses were offered for Motor Skills Development and Social and Emotional Development.

More specifically, six workshops and courses (27%) were related to Aesthetics and Creative Expression, followed by five (22%) related to Discovery of the World, three (13%) to Language and Literacy, three (13%) to Numeracy, two (9%) to Motor Skills Development, and two (9%) to Social and Emotional Development.

The combination of -- a) growing bored of writing about my previous vocation and b) being immersed in some deep philosophical and spiritual studies -- resulted in a creative upheaval followed by doldrums.

That the overlap of healing and hostile impulses...in cases of adolescent name calling, can be fatal appears not to have factored into the creative process followed by the Tonight Show staff.