Sentence examples for been brainstorming from inspiring English sources
noun
A sudden thought, particularly one that solves a long-standing problem.
- I had been working on the problem for weeks, and then I had a brainstorm and saw that the solution was easy.
As you can tell, we've been brainstorming — every morning, for 10-12 minutes.
We'd been brainstorming possible website names in what was then endearingly called the New Media Lab.
Executives at the two stations had been brainstorming ways to bring in younger viewers.
Bitcoins rekindled that idea, and since learning of them, I've been brainstorming such a world".
Mr. Reimer has been brainstorming with the Age Lab at M.I.T. on car technology to help the elderly travel more easily and safely.
Since the proposal's defeat, the Bethlehem Board of Selectmen has been brainstorming with leaders from Pomfret, Sterling and Eastford on alternative ways to regulate land use.
The title of Cathedral of the Pines stuck before a single picture had even been brainstormed, let alone taken.
"We were brainstorming one day.
First, students will be brainstorming emblems in their groups.
We were in Milan at the time, and I was brainstorming what to do.
"We are close to the engineers of Formula E and we are brainstorming," he said.
