Sentence examples for idea from him from inspiring English sources

Many of those who believe Trump will build the wall have gotten the idea from him.

It would, therefore, be easy to ignore another unconventional idea from him.

In one case, another Bronx artist insisted to High Times magazine that Mr. Roberts had gotten the original tag idea from him and his cousin.

The forgotten impressionist Will Jordan wanders in and out, so embittered that he seems to be trying out for a role in one of Philip Roth's Zuckerman books, at one moment explaining how Mel Brooks stole the Hitler musical-comedy idea from him, and at another how Ed Sullivan stole his Ed Sullivan impression.

I feel bad about knocking one of the London left's most cherished articles of faith – but Ken Livingstone did not "hand over" London's public bike hire scheme to his successor and Boris Johnson did not "steal" the idea from him (Diary, 20 June).

"Once you've worked with him for a while, you get the idea from him that he has high expectations," said Joseph A. Quinlan Jr., who worked in the Rutgers athletic department for seven years before becoming the athletic director at Seton Hall last September.

Indeed, they have borrowed ideas from him.

"We've been collaborators, and I've stolen many ideas from him and turned them into my own".

But I — what I want to do is to — is to get ideas from him and see if — see if there are some ways that we can potentially work together.

So, you know, I'm not either prejudging what he's interested in doing nor am I suggesting I've got some specific assignment, but what I want to do is to -- is to get ideas from him and see if -- see if there's some ways that we can potentially work together.

I think we can get good ideas from him because he is quite smart and has a vision," she says.