Sentence examples for creative history from inspiring English sources

You're not going for trophies, you're not making creative history.

Global History – Choose a modern artist and research his or her creative history, including where he/she studied and created most of his/her art.

Because we are proud of Britain's rich creative history, from Shakespeare and Dickens to Downton, and we are fearful for its future.

"Sigourney and I have a long creative history, dating back to 1985 when we made Aliens," said the Canadian film-maker.

He said recent development projects and a growing restaurant scene have helped potential investors see the town as one that was "moving forward," and that its creative history had attracted a passionate crew.

Had they been among the guests on Wednesday at a party for the release of "It Happened Here" by Lesley M. M. Blume, a book chronicling the St . Regiss creative history, they would no doubt have reveled again.

My colleague is persistent, optimistic, highly creative, history-loving, sober-minded, companionable, patient and dreams of reaching her potential.

Senior begins by spelling out her definition of heritage under four headings: place, creative activity, history, rituals and traditions.

It's not a translation of a medieval vision into modern terms but a visionary embodiment of continuity — a fusion of spiritual exaltation, physical fury, defiance of authority, and political revolt that is as much an element of energetic, creative, and history-making youth now as it ever was.

Detroit, with its low cost of living, a whole slew of cultural creatives, and history of radical organizing, seemed like a perfect place to launch this new way of teaching.

I was assigned five classes: creative writing, world history, English literature, biology, and film history.