Sentence examples for no workshop from inspiring English sources
"No workshop, no classroom is going to do it.
We pulled into Tabora, once a thriving slave market, now a forgotten railroad junction, and hired a jua kali, which literally means fierce sun and refers to workmen who have no workshop and labor outside.
The fact that this script was already in such a good stage coming straight out of David Mamet's head, with no workshop or anything, the fact that chunks of it just flew even in early stages of rehearsal, I find remarkable.
I wanted to convey to young writers that no single comment on a line in a poem, no workshop or advice, can offer more guidance than simple contact with a creative soul: an arm around a young writer's shoulder; an encouraging comment; a crazy ramble about beloved poets.
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610) died young, had a public career for only 10 years, had no workshop, bequeathed no drawings and left no pupils, and the only places he travelled to outside mainland Italy were the Mediterranean speck of Malta and, briefly, Sicily.
Months later, no workshops have been conducted.
"There are no factories here, no workshops, nothing.
And though MacDowell is meant for the early, less populated stages of theatrical work (no workshops or rehearsals here), experimental theater creators and musical writers can still report in large numbers.
"Their reaction," he recalled, "was immediate and intense: 'How does a cornerman learn to write?' " (Answer: he takes one college writing course, attends no workshops, reads voraciously, absorbs the way boxing people act and talk, and writes long after there is any legitimate hope of being published).
No workshops -- straight to Broadway.
