Sentence examples for inventive technique from inspiring English sources

Eight letters missing here and there - I'm at sea! (9)...with an inventive technique for landing a snouty SWORDFISH.

Goal of the tournament Xherdan Shaqiri's bicycle kick against Poland (special mention to a non-goal moment of bewilderingly inventive technique – Florenzi's clearance against Germany).

Mr. Kelly, who could also put over a song in a high, thin voice, brought to his films an inventive technique that enabled him to create unusual and imaginative dance routines that usually arose directly out of a plot or script situation.

The continuous development of tools is driven with a special necessity by the complexity, fragility, and inaccessibility of intact nervous systems, such that inventive technique development and application drawing upon engineering and the applied sciences has long been essential to neuroscience.

"Mountaineers – at least the ones I know – are all adventurers at heart, and an unclimbed mountain, route or inventive technique epitomises that basic adventurer ideal".

Structurally sophisticated and filled with inventive technique, the artist long ago put in his 10,000 hours and it shows.

Its fans suggest established parties could learn from its inventive techniques, while critics dismiss the party as "elitist, bourgeois and amoral".

July 5, 1940 Monroe, Washington Chuck Close, in full Chuck Thomas Close (born July 5, 1940, Monroe, Washington, U.S ., American artist noted for his highly inventive techniques used to paint the human face.

"It is unbelievably important that cooking got into the most important university in the world". Adrià explained some of the secrets of his inventive techniques, including what he calls spherification – in which liquid flavours are encapsulated in gelatine balls.

All of it is skilfully done; most of it is pleasant.The photography is an exception: the Multiple Exposures Gallery is first-rate, displaying not merely beautiful pictures but inventive techniques as well.

Working off of a teleplay by Sarah Gubbins, Soloway lays out a series of inventive techniques, including the use of title cards to spell out Chris's narration and the aforementioned surreal fantasy sequence.