Sentence examples for creative rules from inspiring English sources

It is playing the same game but going by different, more creative rules.

He is as happy analyzing "Finding Nemo" as he is dissecting the intricacies of a piece of software, and he's perfectly capable of using Nietzsche's notion of eternal recurrence to discuss the new creative rules of television shows.

DUNNING * DE FACTO DANCE This weekend's wild-card program is by an improvisational modern-dance troupe that describes its repertory as "anti dances" that search for new choreographic structures predicated on creative rules of the pioneering Doris Humphrey, which include "don't just do something, stand there!" The program includes a reworking of Richard Bull's "Radio Dances".

Don't be afraid to take the lead and have the designer start over from scratch, if necessary, to make sure those outdoor creative "rules of thumb" are incorporated.

Their second spot, Kin Shop, plays winningly fast and loose with the cuisine of Thailand, and a similar creative spirit rules at the Marrow.

Make sure that you properly credit any images you use or ensure that they fall under the Creative Commons rules.

(He was so good, the Good John McCain. Always wandering around New Hampshire talking about campaign finance reform. The only person who ever made it interesting. Whatever happened to him?) In January, the Roberts court, in a burst of creative overreaching, ruled 5 to 4 that corporations have the same free speech rights as people and knocked out Good John McCain's law.

In an unusually creative strategy, rule opponents are trying to enlist another federal agency the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS in slowing down greenhouse gas regulation, arguing fossil fuel cuts could hurt an endangered marine mammal, the Florida manatee.

So, are they further evidence that Argentine creatives could rule the world?

More and more thought leaders talk about how right brain creatives will rule the world.

All ten provinces are guilty of impeding the internal movement of goods, services and people in Canada sometimes on purpose, through the creative use of rules and regulations; and sometimes by accident when they fail to co-ordinate among themselves.Recent trade disputes span multiple industries.