Sentence examples for idea back to from inspiring English sources

She brought the idea back to the bar, which at the time was a hangout for the city's power brokers.

Teachers could take this idea back to school, and plan a series of walking or trekking excursions with their class.

"That was my instinct as well," Littlefinger says, respectfully, after Robin repeats his idea back to him.

"She was otherwise engaged, and pitched the idea back to me; and generously offered to be my mentor, suggesting sources and reading drafts.

Ms. Lang took the germ of the idea back to Harvard and began a program at Congregacion Leon de Juda in Roxbury, one of Boston's poorest communities.

It isn't uncommon for smart employees to leave the companies where they built their ideas, and sell their idea back to the company or build it separately.

Haier designs new products mostly in Qingdao, but Camden sometimes sends ideas back to headquarters.

Kuroda also spent much of his time in France studying plein air painting and took those ideas back to Japan.

The First Moderns, published in 1980, broke new ground by tracing supposedly modern architectural ideas back to 18th-century practitioners.

So now is the time to get those ideas back, to breathe life back into your story, to get excited about it all over again.

The aim was to look at how Indian music is taught in India with a view to bringing ideas back to UK schools.