Sentence examples for creative push from inspiring English sources
Vaughn did his best with First Class, but the whole creative push was rushed, and it showed.
Jane Tranter, the BBC controller of drama commissioning, said the appointments would signal "a renewed creative push for drama at the BBC".
Yet while lauding "the creative push and pull of the way Anna and I work together" and loyally voicing contempt for "The Devil Wears Prada," Ms. Coddington gets her digs in too.
He continued painting portraits when he could, but it wasn't until he lost his job as an art teacher in 1980 that he received the creative push he needed.
So maybe in my mind I think that Lane wouldn't have been able to stop that creative push.
My understanding is that Jobs, while always extremely strong-willed, respected creative push-back and accepted much of it.
A newly invited member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, she sees the plot of "Toni Erdmann" – about the strained relationship between a daughter and an eccentric father who adopts prankish disguises – as echoing in an odd way the creative push-and-pull of the movie business.
In addition to hinting at a number of improvements to Audible Magic, which will "enhance the way that system works with Facebook, including improving the intake of content intended to be blocked from our platform," Facebook also announced a special beta tool today for select creatives pushing out much of the site's viral video.
In addition to hinting at a number of improvements to Audible Magic, which will "enhance the way that system works with Facebook, including improving the intake of content intended to be blocked from our platform," Facebook also announced a special beta tool today for select creatives pushing out much of the site's viral video.
But the biggest creative marketing push centers on an old staple: the scratch ticket, which provides as much as 70 percent of lottery revenues in some states.
