Sentence examples for concepts up from inspiring English sources

He stated that they already had "a story and some storyboards and concepts up and a script for what a sequel to [Treasure Planet] could be," and that they also had a "notion" of what the series would be.

As Shakespeare's work is the origin of so many phrases in the English language today, Follen's sculpture reminds us that by examining concepts up close, we can recognize Shakespeare's overall poetic influence.

Moral and universal are concepts up for grabs; my notion of beautiful may leave you cold.

The usual centerpiece of the pass-rushing concepts up front is DeMarcus Ware.

She arranged a business lunch, and served these three concepts up to eat: belonging was a dish of spaghetti bolognese which they all had to make together; exclusivity was, of course, caviar; and success, a beautifully decorated cake with a single candle.

The idea is one of a number of concepts up for discussion as part of the league's development plan .

So much so that David Cameron is trying to get the concept up and running even in the midst of public service cuts and soaring living costs.

Because of the large development of this concept up to the 1980s in U.S. and Germany, present developments and risks will be minimized, but not eliminated.

Back then, Mr. Edelman was a 39-year-old investment banker at Paine Webber whose firm was being paid $66,000 a month by Farmer Mac's board to help get the concept up and running.

Rocketrip just opens that concept up to everyone.

Two-thirds now say they've heard of the concept, up from just 46percentt in 2014.