Sentence examples for From another idea from inspiring English sources

The second item, perhaps the least known of Schubert's serenades, is also one of his most heavenly creations: a seamless unfolding of one idea from another idea, each more inspired than the last.

Then three weeks before Demo Day this Winter they pivoted from another idea into selling access to their tools and service as a subscription.

You may grab a wine stopper, but a mother-and-son team from Dallas have another idea.  .

Romney, who lives near the city of Harvard and M.I.T and scientific innovation, threw away an election that was eminently winnable for the G.O.P. by hitching himself to social ideas from another age, ideas that often dress up intolerance in religious garb.

Mr. Burkhauser and Ms. Daly borrow another idea from the lessons learned from the 1996 welfare overhaul.

Another idea from the first dot-com boom -- rent items from your neighbors -- is making a comeback.

Another idea from Ms. Schapiro — that ways should be found to make more trades public immediately — would have seemed equally curious.

Another idea from Chris Morgan is getting students to work in small groups with flip cameras to make a video outlining what students feel about the coalition budget proposals.

And G.M. is reviving another idea from wagons of the 1960's, a rear door with two sets of hinges, so it can be lowered like a pickup truck's tailgate or swung open sideways like a regular door.

Ms. Senecal is also adopting another idea from the meeting: The agency will devote the hours of 10 a.m. to noon each Friday to "hot housing," as employees divide into groups and brainstorm new approaches for clients".It's motivating all levels of the organization from the bottom up," said Miles S. Nadal, chairman and chief executive at MDC in Toronto.

The G20's communiqué did not mention the idea.Nor did the G20 refer explicitly to another idea from Mr Manuel's committee: to create a supervisory IMF council consisting of finance ministers and central-bank governors, which would provide a forum for co-ordination and strategic decisions crucial to global stability.