Sentence examples for has notions from inspiring English sources
He also has notions of turning a batch of songs written since 1995 into "an Internet-only EP".
Canals don't run by Lincoln Center, and you would be hard-pressed to find a beach near Broadway, but the New York Philharmonic has notions to do for classical music what the Venice Biennale and Art Basel Miami Beach have done for art.
And if Mark van Bommel has notions of roughing up Kaká the way he did little Leo Messi in the Champions League last year, he might consider two things: the referees in this World Cup have been consistently hard on that kind of play, and Kaká is one of eight Brazilian starters (and 13 on the 23-man roster) who are 6 feet or taller.
(The Japanese had notions about foreigners' hygiene).
Most people have notions of east-west or uptown-downtown.
They have notions of establishing an organization that creates alternatives to juvenile incarceration.
In the last 20 years, it has expanded greatly, as have notions of what constitutes the wine.
But only recently have notions of human happiness encroached into the worlds of architecture and urban planning.
They have notions of who you are and what you're expected to live up to.
Instead, he has abstract notions of Parisian mistresses and decadence.
