Sentence examples for a fast idea from inspiring English sources

Really ripe cherries went into a bowlful of ricotta sweetened with kirsch and chunks of chocolate, a fast idea borrowed from the British food writer Sophie Grigson, who uses candied orange peel instead of fresh fruit.

"I think the biggest change is you can get a faster idea of what impact your publications or even your ideas are having," says computer scientist Paul Groth of Vrije University Amsterdam, who studies scientific metrics.

As a fast meal idea toss one or more baking potatoes inside the microwave, or box mashed potatoes are quick and easy to prepare.

Here are a few more fast ideas for savory, mostly whole-grain breakfasts (some of which come from readers of my blog, Bitten -- for these I say a general "thanks"): Breakfast risotto I can't think of a leftover risotto I wouldn't love at breakfast.

A fast-born idea is not necessarily a bad idea as Raami for example argues.

Use a Plant to take pot shots at the Trial Balloon; it may be your only way to puncture a fast-rising idea.

When he repeated that slow-fast idea, the thrill diminished.

The idea: a fast, efficient email app that helps you reduce your inbox to gleaming emptiness (hopefully) while keeping a to-do list of tasks.

China's success has depended on its ability to be a "fast follower", copying foreign ideas and turning them into mass-market products.

Business jargon can be a fast way to convey ideas.

"I just feel they are a bunch of barbarians," Mikie Aviad said, adding that his preferred solution is to build a fence between the two peoples--an idea fast becoming reality.