Sentence examples for brainstorm that from inspiring English sources

What gets Ray going again is a brainstorm that comes from an unlikely source.

The Kingsville Democrat shared much of the credit for the brainstorm that created the state's top 10 percent rule for colleges in 1997.

This literary lion, to be played by John Cullum, has a brainstorm that could make her a fortune, and she leaps at the opportunity.

The creator of the winning idea will be invited to join Unilever for a brainstorm that will explore if it can be implemented it in practice.

What set it all off was the emergence in 1999 of Napster, the file-swapping brainstorm that allowed computer users to download free music files.

What followed was a brainstorm that explains why Mr. Taub — who made his reputation playing two distinctly different B's, Beethoven and Milton Babbitt — has put his performing on hold, and why "software entrepreneur" now tops his résumé.

Mr. Goldberg has developed Opinion Space, a tool for online discussion and brainstorming that uses algorithms and data visualization to help gather meaningful ideas from a large number of participants.

The brainstorming that led to Friday's deal began a year ago in Mr. Morris's office when Mr. Herzog proposed creating a digital animation studio led by Mr. Stone and Mr. Parker along the lines of a similar one at Nickelodeon.

After a little brainstorming, that was the name I landed on.

Government economists have revealed little about the brainstorming that goes on behind the Kremlin's closed doors or their own candid views on Putin's handling of the crisis.

Down the hall a parallel session explored quantitative easing in the Euro zone, I suspect they brainstormed that one last year.