Sentence examples for fire ideas from inspiring English sources

True, at my age, I don't work on mathematics problems as much as in my younger days, and when I do I don't fire ideas at the same rate.

Or when everyone on stage talks at once, rapid fire, idea obsessed, passionate?

This is what British game studios used to be like in the 90s; just small groups of friends, firing ideas and jokes at each other, and allowing those things to sneak into their games.

Nic, who started as a guitar-playing "singer-songwriter who couldn't sing", found composing tracks digitally suited his quick-fire ideas.

Being around like-minded people can inspire your creativity when you're firing ideas off one another.

Busy plotting with a colleague to abandon your employer because you have a sure-fire idea for making money on your own?

Proponents of the cease-fire idea also cite some past success with cease-fires in Syria.

If you haven't seen any of it yet, the sure-fire idea is to harangue six of the world's most exciting producers until they agree to come down to the Red Bull Studios in London so that we can focus in on their craft.

Some books simply exude excitement and self-confidence, as if the writer is on fire with ideas, or intoxicated with information.

There's quite a gulf between the high of their rug-pulling hit 'Horse Outside' and some of their back catalogue, but their energy and the fire of ideas is consistent.

Spielberg fires off ideas with an adolescent's stamina — and not all of them are bad, either.