Sentence examples for creative starts from inspiring English sources

"Anything creative starts out with that possibility, that it could be terrible," he continued.

That's the other thing: when you have too much time, too much money, the creative starts to slip away.

Management: Data Talk Kelly Meeker lists the most creative start-ups in education technology.

"We want the butchers, the bakers, the candle stick makers and we are looking for creative start-ups," he said.

The State Department's initiative to expand and defend access to the Internet around the world (it just opened a Twitter site in Farsi) seems like a creative start.

Critical to Ms. Mayer's turnaround effort is infusing fresh blood and ideas into the company by buying creative start-ups and integrating them into the company.

"After very strong growth, businesses by definition start to slow as competition increases and young creative start-ups begin to attack the incumbents".

It was good, and creative, starting with welcomes of a nugget of fried kid on potato salad and a taste of red pepper mousse with avocado cream.

During the late 1990s, for example, Cisco Systems kept itself at the cutting edge of its fast-moving high-tech business (making internet routers) by buying a long string of creative start-ups financed originally by venture capital.

Figures unearthed for the Demos think-tank last year by Helen Burrows, a former adviser to Ed Vaizey, the culture minister, showed that the survival rate for creative start-ups is slightly higher than for other young businesses.

From my early days of school, to getting my creative start at Saint Mary's Youth Club, to hanging out with my friends and riding our bikes from Essex Road to Canonbury to Shoreditch, these all give me fuel to craft music.