Sentence examples for a idea of from inspiring English sources

And yet, if you want a idea of how a new, free NME could fit into the 2015 media landscape, look no further than Beats 1, the online radio station launched by Apple at the end of June with excitable contributions from former Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe.

Thank you for an interesting article Robert which gives a idea of the sheer scale of Ireland's problems.

Once after rolling "Create 2," with just an image of multiple balconies and a slanted dumpster lid, he came up with a idea of a rainwater collection system.

It's never much fun arriving at a party when everyone else is leaving but hold that image and you'll get a idea of how Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, might be feeling as she puts the finishing touches to a $10 billion iron ore mine just as other mines are mothballed.

I'm trying to wash away the virtual look, not by manipulating the image to look more real, but by evoking a idea of history, humor, and emotion in the story.

"If their parents exposed them to just the right amount or kind of 'fun' as a kid ― so not taking them to see 'It,' for example, before they have a good a idea of what kind of monsters are real or not exposing them to rollercoasters too early ― can impact whether people will like the whole genre or not," she explained.

This drives them to develop an idea of a product.

A sniff gave an idea of its freshness.

This expression may contain an idea of a journey.

It's a perversion of an idea of power.

Have an idea of an acceptable spending limit.