Sentence examples for idea about taking from inspiring English sources

The idea about taking over after one and a half terms came from Blair, not Brown as The Deal claims.

So I like Jeremy's idea about taking advantage of difficult times and investing when the professionals think that the market's at a bottom, [and] I think that's probably wise advice.

I was still at uni in Manchester at the time, and started working on an idea about taking pictures of people in their homes.

Our idea is about taking those ideas and doing it to scale.

When Omar asked me to go to Kashmir with him in 1994, he had some ideas about taking hostages, and that's when I drew the line.

It's also lucky Hitler was just an O.K. artist, and Picasso didn't get any crazy ideas about taking over the world.

His older ideas about taking back lands that now lie outside Romania's borders -- Moldavia and Bessarabia -- excite few and only lunatics want war with Hungary over Transylvania, which for centuries was part of the Hungarian Empire and still houses a substantial Hungarian minority.

For the third title though, the art team had a new idea: what about taking a high resolution camera, pointing it at the sky and capturing the whole expanse over many hours, as a detailed time-lapse sequence.

"Our business ideas are about taking ownership of where you are and what you have," said Ms. Willemsen, 29, of Curl Up and Dye.

The thesis showcases a sharp observer with a clear voice, and she earned an A. McCollum knew that many people have preconceived ideas about — take your pick — blonde girls, Southern girls, pageant girls, smart girls, Princeton girls.

Connected to that is the campaign called the Pig Idea, which is about taking food waste and feeding it to pigs, as opposed to composting.