Sentence examples for fastest idea from inspiring English sources

But the fastest idea was one lifted from Jeremiah Tower, who inspired me to swathe mixed berries in sour cream, coat that in brown sugar and run the whole thing under the broiler until the top crackled like a crème brûlée.

When he repeated that slow-fast idea, the thrill diminished.

Really ripe cherries went into a bowlful of ricotta sweetened with kirsch and chunks of chocolate, a fast idea borrowed from the British food writer Sophie Grigson, who uses candied orange peel instead of fresh fruit.

"I think the biggest change is you can get a faster idea of what impact your publications or even your ideas are having," says computer scientist Paul Groth of Vrije University Amsterdam, who studies scientific metrics.

The fast ideas are far too fast, and there are far too many; overwhelming confusion replaces clarity", and ultimately "you are irritable, angry, frightened, uncontrollable".

Here are a few more fast ideas for savory, mostly whole-grain breakfasts (some of which come from readers of my blog, Bitten -- for these I say a general "thanks"): Breakfast risotto I can't think of a leftover risotto I wouldn't love at breakfast.

And I developed a healthy appreciation for the usefulness of the Internet during the world financial crisis of 1997-1998, wheconomicsics Web sites – including my own – became a key channel of communication among analysts; things were moving fast, ideas were rapidly changing, and traditional publication was just too slow.

There is less geographical distance between regions, exchanges have become faster, ideas and perceptions spread rapidly through global communications and culture.

Can we responsibly reject the fast-track idea now that it's been hatched?

Mr. Hardy said the "fast folk" idea was born out of a need to keep the music alive.

Since no one knows the answers, American industries cannot see concrete prospects for gains, and so few are ready to help push the fast-track idea through Congress.