Sentence examples for cracked idea from inspiring English sources

It's a promisingly cracked idea, with a complex rehearsal and audition process providing opportunities for Lanthimos's precisely choreographed and tortuously mannered physical/visual tableaux mourants.

9.19pm: Kate has a cracking idea - a three tier box: one for him, one for her, and one to fight over.

Some have even mused that Trump has finally cracked the idea that the US is a model for Mexico.

Walter Grey London Cracking idea, a zero-rate tax band for the cleanest cars.

If you want to enter, you don't have to have any experience other than having a cracking good idea.

One or two startups have tried to crack this idea.

They launched the "interactive experience" (Wallace & Gromit Present a World of Cracking Ideas, due to run until November) at the museum last week, with speeches by David Lammy, Intellectual Property minister, and Nick Park, who created Wallace and Gromit in the 1980s and has so far won four Oscars for portraying their adventures in stop-motion animation.

A bathroom off the kitchen has cracked mirrors, an idea Mr. Hollis said was inspired by the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles.

Their gangsters often seem to be play-acting some cracked, movie-derived idea of crime, performing for one another's benefit rather than concentrating on the larcenous task at hand.

But the fact that Quixey's cracked the basic idea of searching across and into apps in a way that is not dependent on specific keywords, and sorts by closest relevance regardless of who publishes the app, is the kind of disruptive move that might force solutions to those issues by default.

To ease our insecurity we cracked jokes about the idea's sensationalist nature, laughing over the mock holiday card we could send if the idea worked: "WOMAN GIVES BIRTH TO OWN GRANDSON".