Sentence examples for formed the idea from inspiring English sources

The original Puritans went into voluntary exile in the Netherlands when they formed the idea of creating a community in the New World.

Mr. Sewell, a New Zealander, said he formed the idea for an opera group after noticing a gap in the market.

Shakira formed the idea of helping the children of La Playa once she had fulfilled her father's vision of global fame and fortune.

He pointed out that parks, museums, libraries and town halls formed the idea of community as much as the social services that councils came to provide.

Also, it is oddly fascinating to contemplate who first formed the idea of having guys with brooms furiously sweep the ice in front of a sliding object that looks suspiciously like a land mine.

In 1999, two locals, Joshua David and Robert Hammond, met at a community meeting and formed the idea of trying to save the High Line and turn it into a "park in the sky".

Firstly the study identifies existing sunken earth houses in the North-west of China together with identifying the characters that formed the ideas behind the choice of going below the ground.

(1) The phase behaviour of such mixtures in terms of the microstructures formed, the ideas of phase volume, phase continuity, surface tension and the use of the Flory–Huggins theory to model the behaviour.

But just as quickly as he forms the idea, he sours on it.

I started to form the idea of working with each and every musician on the train in some capacity.

Something comes to me and pretty quickly I get a sense of what form the idea wants to take, even though I have no idea where it might go or develop.