Sentence examples for imaginative places from inspiring English sources

Bars and restaurants are popping up in restored colonial buildings, as well as in more imaginative places: one is tucked down an apartment stairwell, another in a warehouse on the waterfront by the chocolate Irrawaddy river.

Blue, more blue, perhaps some yellow: beaches aren't the most imaginative places colour-wise.

For me, reading about the war led me to this imaginative place where a woman was washing the soldiers.

Through examples that stretch from the polar explorers to the meaning of Christmas, ice skating and ice hockey, we see winter as an imaginative place of natural beauty and natural authority.

Indeed, there's a brilliant section on the nature and meaning of Hollywood gossip - Long points out that Hollywood is the least imaginative place on earth and therefore all its gossip is probably true.

This new biography does not really deal with Sand's reception - the imaginative place she occupied in the cultural consciousness of her day - and this is a pity because the interplay of private and public selves seems crucial to understanding this figure who is so hard to categorise.

Some of the songs are very personal but then other songs I wrote from a very imaginative place, almost projecting what could be and what I hope will be.

EARLY MUSI' Nonesuch 9 79457-2; CD An especially rich, imaginative program places crafty arrangements of compositions by Renaissance and Baroque composers side by side with contemporary works infused with timeless spirit, by John Cage, Arvo Pärt and Louis Hardin (better known as Moondog).

While my kid can't focus on a lot, when she's in her imaginative happy place, she becomes hyper-focused.

When Spooner praises Hirst for an imaginative leap, Bradley places a gentle hand on his shoulder announcing "And that's why God loves him".

Dining There are a few excellent small places, imaginative and informal, including the Ceilidh Place in Ullapool (vegetarian specialties in a clublike atmosphere), which is also a hotel; (44-1854) 612103.