Sentences with phrase «creative fire»

There's a renewed belief among some employers that creative fires stay lit when people are in close physical proximity and can brainstorm in person and bounce ideas off one another.

Admittedly Wenger was short in defence (his fault) yet there was enough creative fire power sitting on the bench to take the points.

And those fearing that Darkest Hour is nothing but a dull tableau of blowhard stuffed shirts will be relieved to know that they're in for a lively, provocative historical drama that runs on its own nonstop creative fire.

Once you have embraced these great pieces of advice and are ready to ignite that creative fire, here are a few more:

The SEC has thrown a wet blanket on the creative fires of these minds here in the US of A.

«There are hardly any exceptions to the rule that a person must pay dearly for the divine gift of creative fire.

There are periods where one needs to turn inward and fuel the creative fires, and also periods where it's important to share and direct energy outward.

I fought my way back from the ways that particular narrative made me feel invisible, and that fight lit a creative fire in me that has not only given me a career I love, but has instilled in me the grit it takes to weather the difficulties and rejection inherent in being a writer.

Stoke your creative fire with good coffee, great music and smile — lots!

What lights your creative fire?

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Spending time with people who share a similar lifestyle and out look in life is the best way to keep a creative fire burning.

Adapted by Fred Parnes and director Andrew Wagner from Brian Morton's novel of the same name, Starting Out in the Evening is characterized by a great and involving sense of character detail; the movie grapples in an intellectually honest fashion with notions of aging, responsibility and reinvention, and how they intersect with creative fire.

Shortly after their wedding, Frida discovers that one of Diego's previous wives is living upstairs, cooking the chicken mole that helps stoke his creative fires.

It's important that we light the creative fire under our students — otherwise, we'll watch a nation entering a dark age with very little creativity.

All children need time to doodle, write stories, imagine and play and we believe we need to do all we can to develop and keep fuelling the creative fire in all of our children.

I also talk about Clarissa Pinkola - Estes The Creative Fire.

At some point we realized that a game about cooking that did justice to the creative fire of talented chefs was way better than any of the ideas we'd yet had.

Its space dragons and giant robots take on the wild frontier stands out against the dull future - shock mirror glass of closest competitor Call of Duty, and it seems however much of Infinity Ward remains at Respawn Entertainment has kept the creative fire from that studio's glory days blazing.

Minecraft is great for all ages and the build - anything - you - want game becomes rather addictive as you hide in fortresses and peek out at invading mobs of spiders, skeletons and green creepers trying to make their way over your creative fire moat.

next to The Little Mermaid, if you will — Nintendo can recapture the creative fire it used to have and win back some of that audience it's lost in the process.

However, despite a flourishing career as an adds illustrator, Hopper rather struggled to find any real interest in his own art as the creative fire stubornly avoided him during the 1910s.

His art, conversation, and teaching fueled the creative fires of his friends and students in Cos Cob.»

Dating back to such rituals as the Vestal temple fire of ancient Rome and echoed in the creative fires of today's Burning Man festival, fire is a formative element and as such plays a generative role in Kimpton's Myths, Words and Fire at the SLS South Beach hotel.

Stoke your creative fire by spending 30 minutes in the morning doing what you love while savoring your coffee or tea.