Sentence examples for imaginative window from inspiring English sources

He believed that imaginative window displays brought in customers, as did personal service.

Even if you aren't really interested in buying anything, seeing the imaginative window displays and the interior of the store itself a former artist's studio with gilded columns and inlaid with mosaic tiles is worth the trip alone.

An imaginative window looks easy, but it takes a lot of thought.

Tourists cherish the Christmas illuminations on the Champs-Élysées, the 20,000 flashing bulbs on the Eiffel Tower and the bright, imaginative shop windows of large department stores like Printemps and Galeries Lafayette.

With a cartoon skull and a monkey-like devil, these paintings are not so much great art as a wondrous window on the imaginative lives of people who lived half a millennium ago.

They have loads of imaginative and decorative details: a porthole-like window salvaged from a front-loading washing machine, a flip-down metal counter taken from the same deceased washer.

Being imaginative means using your imagination more.

There is imaginative energy and honest emotion at the windows.

The found materials of these first abstract works, an imaginative modernist interpretation of traditional stained-glass windows, were as much as anything the result of Albers's penury and thought of as outré even by the standards of the Bauhaus.

Bing, a spanking new search engine; Kinect, a controller-less game controller for the Xbox; Windows Phone, a peppy and imaginative mobile operating system that has already won rave reviews.

They were the keepers of the status quo, undermining the channels to the imaginative worlds, locking doors, slamming shut the windows and plastering big KEEP OUT signs over the most interesting points of entry.