Sentence examples for given creative from inspiring English sources

"We've been given creative licence and we've taken dank and we've doubled down," said Simon.

For the last few years, Ms. Haigood and Ms. Strom have given creative workshops in Red Hook schools.

The SBS will be independent of government, impartial in its editorial view and given creative freedom in production.

They were given creative free reign and an allocation of resources to stage whatever work they desired, and created theatre that was exciting, pertinent and diverse.

Hugely successful creator-producers like Mr. Kelley ("The Practice," "Ally McBeal and Steven Bochcoco ("N.Y.P.D. Blue"), whose companies are now aligned with studios, are given creative carte blanche.

This piece doesn't only raise questions about the cost of art, or how projects are stunted or given creative impetus by limited financing, but also about the relationship of the director to actors, and the artist as God.

Remembering a good friend, a warm, giving, creative human being.

It doesn't merely give creative genius a bad name, it also pathologizes it.

What happens, however, is that new technologies give creative people new ideas.

Mr. Iger flew to Denver twice to monitor progress and give creative input.

If you don't give creative people a place to live, the city loses its edge.