Sentence examples for inventive from from inspiring English sources

The story is inventive from the very first pages, when it becomes apparent that the narrator is in fact a Popsicle stick.

The Galaxy was more inventive from its zone to the attacking third, but it could not find a way to get behind the Revolution's defenders.

Massed together, the prints give a fair idea of why this artist is the awesome and exasperating presence he is and why his work can look exhaustibly inventive from one perspective and like occupational therapy from another.

So here are some football celebrations, many of them utterly daft, thoughtless, funny outrageous, or inventive, from Robbie Fowler to Eric Cantona, the samba to the sit-down, "the toilet" to "the fisherman".

"For some wonderful reason comedy is a comparatively open door in the UK," says Cornish. "It seems to be a way in for writers and directors where you can be inventive from the off.

(To honor her hometown, her first episode runway look was of a stunning Georgia peach, and she's only gotten more inventive from there).

And here is a really inventive concept from Assemblyman Bob Reilly, a Democrat from the Albany area.

His side initially started well with Jamie Mackie heading narrowly wide after inventive work from Danny Fox, but the hosts were easily contained from then on.

This is theatre at its root: not the million dollar productions of the Pantages or Segestrom, but challenging and inventive theatre from fiercely dedicated and talented craftsman and women from all disciplines bringing smaller stages to life around the country.

The early works in the show are a thrill ride of quick studies, as Pollock devours those models and then suggestions from Picasso, Miró, and André Masson — paying off in lyrically inventive engravings, from the early forties, that are a revelation here.

Their bowling attack is varied and inventive - from Saqlain Mushtaq's devilish spin to Shoaib Akhtar's express pace.