'creative heights' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a person's or group's highest level of creativity. For example, "The band has been reaching new creative heights with their latest album."
But Mr Lloyd believes the current political climate means the show could return to its old creative heights.
Perhaps the deep love of every creeping and crawling thing that drives Wilson to creative heights is one of those perpetual minority sports, like jazz or opera.
He grew up in Park Slope, Brooklyn, and graduated from St. Francis College before soaring to great creative heights in the advertising industry of the 1970s.
In one respect these demigods have everything we all want – money, power, sex, success – but in another they can be infantile creatures full of pathos: enormous eggshell egos caught between creative heights and bathetic lows.
Their quintet often hit the creative heights, with Drew responding to Scott's desire for "thunder behind him", but sadly, recorded only once, Never Pat a Burning Dog, issued in 1990.
Unlike airline passengers who buckle into their seats and plug in earphones, audiences at a concert - or a basketball game - can bond with performers and lift them to new creative heights.
Essentially a vehicle for Frank Sinatra — captured at his creative height, as he was recording his great series of concept albums for Capitol Records — the film rather cruelly casts Ms. Novak as a budding young showgirl against the aging queen of the Columbia lot, Rita Hayworth (all of 39!), as rivals for the dubious affections of Sinatra's low-rent nightclub singer.
The idea is to write a collaborative story based on a particular topic with the goal of reaching a new creative height.
As Denby notes, this is an idea that has been kicking around since the early Renaissance, when Dante Alighieri frantically sought salvation through the ministrations of his beloved Beatrice: men need women to inspire them to the loftiest creative and moral heights; otherwise they will fail miserably.
"Under his tenure, Disney has reached unprecedented creative and financial heights, driving the stock price to record levels and creating extraordinary value for shareholders," Smith said.
The third, and probably final, season of Eagleheart nearly reaches the creative and comedic heights of the original Mr. Showwith its transcendent and gruesome season finale.
