Sentence examples for drop an idea from inspiring English sources

Her mind isn't so much a butterfly as water: you drop an idea in and her thoughts eddy out, hit a wall, lap back, muddle up.

Last year Michael Grade, the ITV chairman, dropped an idea into a speech he gave at a breakfast for politicians and senior industry folk.

Over time, Mr. Samuelsson had refined his dishes, dropping an idea here, adding a little touch there, tightening and focusing everywhere.

In the meeting today, Judge Jackson also dropped an idea he had offered on Tuesday -- that both sides give him the final offers they made in the settlement talks as a way to start remedy discussions.

After May became prime minister, the government appeared to drop any idea of holding an Orgreave inquiry before Rudd reversed that stance following an urgent question from Andy Burnham, then shadow home secretary.

Sorry, but we are not going to drop a billion dollar idea in the next sentence.

Drop a comment below with your ideas.

(What's next, is Rush going to write a column beseeching Obama to drop his idea for a car czar?).

Those drops communicated an idea of freshness, and the sushi, like the sashimi before it, didn't contradict that message.

Gideon agreed to drop the idea of a change of venue.

I was more than willing to drop the idea of a toxic gas.