Sentence examples for idea in front from inspiring English sources

"German venture capitalists had this idea in front of them, and they didn't do anything about it".

It's a pleasure to listen to him put one idea in front of another; a twelve-tone composer in his youth, he retains the serialist's habit of working obsessively with a tight array of notes.

The leader of the United Nations mission in Kosovo, Dr. Bernard Kouchner, made the new drift clear last week when he endorsed the idea in front of a visiting Security Council delegation.

And while it's usually difficult to get your brilliant idea in front of exactly the right people, this year's MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival will make it easy to share Gok and Jezza's bareback parallel parking tips with the world.

After looking over the research literature and putting the idea in front of a focus group of about 100 people, Professor Eastwood and his colleagues defined boredom as an experience of "wanting to, but being unable to engage in satisfying activity".

Despite having improved the "Paul Kinsey Theatre" Aqua Net idea in front of Don, Paul takes the easy view that Peggy's only got where she is because she's a woman and pits himself against her as they think of Western Union campaigns.

"He likes new ideas in front of him.

Entirely technology-focused, the forum encourages senior technical women to try out ideas in front of a highly technical audience.

Even the most successful stand-up comedians, like Chris Rock, try thousands of new ideas in front of small club audiences in order to develop a one-hour act.

Only with this sense of stability, order and privacy did he feel able to put his ideas in front of the world.

I love to put interesting ideas in front of people, and some of them are very clean and simple, and some of them are — what's the word?