Sentence examples for important innovator from inspiring English sources

Marie Sallé (1707 56) was the greatest dancer-mime and an important innovator of her day.

The pulpit was to be Jacopo's principal early inspiration in forging his own style, for he, too, was an important innovator.

A more important innovator, the Austrian-American Arnold Schoenberg, considered his Chamber Symphony, Opus 9 (1906), "the climax of my first period".

He was, nevertheless, an important innovator in the transition from early jazz to orchestral jazz that took place in New Orleans about the turn of the century.

'Abstract Expressionist Sculptor' Michael Rosenfeld Gallery 24 West 57th Street, Manhattan Through May 14 Though he became an important innovator in the small sculptural wing of the Abstract Expressionist movement, Seymour Lipton (1903-86) -- a practicing dentist like his colleague Herbert Ferber -- started out in the early 1930's as a self-taught Social Realist carver of stone and wood.

July 8 , 1478Vicenza, Italy December 8, 1550 Rome, Italy Gian Giorgio Trissino, (born July 8 , 1478 Vicenza, republic of Venice [Italy] died Dec. 8, 1550, Rome, Papal States) literary theorist, philologist, dramatist, and poet, an important innovator in Italian drama.

Second- and third-tier companies are important innovators.

It's our annual report on 35 important innovators under the age of 35.

I think we'll look back on Lena Dunham as one of our most important innovators.

It explains why consumers are very important innovators who often develop products on their own.

Generations of calypso's most important innovators, from the Mighty Sparrow's sly satire to David Rudder's celebration of the Afro-Caribbean heritage, share this bill.