Sentence examples for catch the ideas from inspiring English sources

It was great to be able to catch the ideas fresh and it kept the band's chemistry really fresh.

His aim, he says, is to "catch the idea of the way the world might look from over here".

"If you wanted to pick a single hotel to catch the idea of the seaside holiday hotel, this is it," says historian Allan Brodie.

He's been designing a nightclub (Silencio), across the river, and he has been waiting to catch the idea for his next feature film.

"For creativity you need your mind to wander," Dr. Schooler says, "but you also need to be able to notice that you're mind wandering and catch the idea when you have it.

Readers quickly caught the idea: keeping up appearances was a battle to be won on the home front.

The building catches the idea of a laboratory, in the widest sense of the word: a happy meeting of sleek aesthetics and science.Some observers detect a trace of egomania in the whole project, murmuring about Richard Wagner's Bayreuth.

He always carried a pad and a pencil in his coat pocket to catch the fleeting musical ideas he called "jots".

However revolution was afoot, and in the late 1780s Honoré III had to make concessions to his people who had caught the revolutionary ideas from their French neighbours.

In constitutional reform, it could enable him to stop trimming his ideas to catch the electoral winds.

If the food item caught on, the idea might spread to other markets.