Sentence examples for creative footing from inspiring English sources

But he's also a gifted kid that only needed a push of encouragement to find his creative footing.

As a group, those independent producers lost financial and creative footing in the 1990s when the big networks took advantage of a change in federal regulations to make themselves the owners of shows that once might have belonged to companies like Bedford Falls, the company owned by Mr. Zwick and Mr. Herskovitz.

It used to be a sanctuary for rock bands getting on their creative feet, but in 2012, their practice hangouts on Seville Road were bulldozed to make room for luxury student housing complexes.

Lisi is a creative right-footed player (I only use my left foot to walk on) who has a good first touch.

He's assisted by a team of good-looking, young performers including a flirty singer named Orianna Herrman and an astounding hip-hop dancer, Amy O'Neal, so magnetically creative on her feet that for a few minutes she manages to steal the focus away from Mr. Watts.

If we can be creative and fleet of foot enough to stay ahead of the game, then as an organisation we will develop and thrive.

Other examples include going to the cinema with your partner even though you don't really want to see the film yourself, making creative presents, or giving foot massages.

Between the 1890s and 1930s, some of the great names in American music set up shop in what must rank among the highest density of creative brainpower per square foot in any place or time.

Entrepreneurs are creative, quick on their feet, and run through an idea a minute, he said.

That means for his company to stay relevant, employees need to learn to think on their feet, be creative and come up with questions and solutions that are outside the abilities of an algorithm.

They did have to get a bit creative with this 5-foot-6-inch cake, as they used Rice Krispies for the head and limbs, probably for added stability.