Sentence examples for creative terms from inspiring English sources

In creative terms, it's a last massive expulsion of energy.

"But Versace also, as a fashion company, needs to go back to being a trendsetter in creative terms".

The Beatles may have, in creative terms, moved at breakneck speed between 1962 and 1970, but when it comes to business, they are more tortoise than hare.

"I was euphoric, in creative terms … At the same time I was anxious about grappling with such a strong social taboo".

Just as some American companies use creative terms to describe their employees (at Starbucks, for instance, they are "partners"), the 10,000 people who work for Mr. Hang are called "collaborators".

Villas-Boas will turn to Dempsey, Dembélé, Lewis Holtby and Gylfi Sigurdsson to force the issue in creative terms, as he did against Everton, when Tottenham struggled to get in behind their opponents.

Yes, totalitarianism... or if you prefer a more creative term, "neo-feudalism".

Were looking at every line item in the budget, being creative in terms of doing with less".

"He's institutionally creative in terms of what he's done, but he's realistic and careful about changes he makes".

"I think that Spain remains incredibly creative in terms of gastronomy," she said, though she added that La Crisis had reduced ambitions.

"We've tried to be creative in terms of putting together a program tailored to individual needs and the needs of the school".