Sentence examples for cow idea from inspiring English sources

New York copied the cow idea, working with a Connecticut company, CowParade, that has made money by importing the concept from Zurich, where it originated.

Matter that was once capable of ideas – or at least cow ideas – is shaped into another idea, the idea of brain material as sculpture.

Vinton Cerf, a vice president at Google Inc. who is considered one of the fathers of the Internet, said Monday that his longtime friend was a "technological iconoclast," an unusually prolific thinker and inventor who, over a career that spanned six decades, dreamed up "holy cow" ideas years before anyone else thought them possible.

A couple of years ago she bought a cow with the idea of making cow's milk cheese, too.

Suppose that a person associates the complex expression brown cow with the idea of fear, though he is not fearful of all brown things or of all cows only brown cows.

Most fledgling cooks would be cowed by the idea of preparing a meal for Boulud.

He wondered if the cows had an idea of their calf, with his habits and smells.

As for Mirabelle herself, she is an artist by nearly secret inclination, sincere and confident in practice but, perhaps like a novelist in Hollywood, a bit cowed by the idea that she feels equally out of place in the everyday world she inhabits and the world she aspires to.

"I've been doing this too long to get cowed by the idea that any case is unwinnable," Lichtman said.

While indoor cows are considered perfectly normal in some countries, in this one we seem to be quite attached to the idea that cows belong in fields.

We have been weaned on the idea that cows' milk is the most complete food to serve youngsters - default sustenance for picky children, liquid calcium for thirsty bones.