Sentence examples for idea of filing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Olson, who has toyed with the idea of filing an action for partition against her former life partner, agreed.

Mr. Delahunt sued, arguing that it was unlikely that so many people went out in the rain with the idea of filing blank votes.

Ken Sanders, serving as Holyfield's financial adviser, acknowledged that Holyfield nearly lost his home and toyed with the idea of filing for personal bankruptcy.

If she still doesn't get the picture, consider voicing the idea of filing harassment charges.

He added that Bertelsmann had rightly come to embrace the idea of file sharing.

Rather than railing against the files being shared illegally, or even railing against the idea of file sharing in general, Waid decided to embrace it.

But Microsoft seems to be flirting with the idea of it, filing a patent that describes a dual-screen device (possibly a smartphone) with one display that can be detached.

The idea was that frivolous lawsuits would diminish because of the cost of filing more cases.

It's also a good idea to file an IRS change of address Form 8822.

Instead, he concluded, peer-to-peer networking — the idea of passing files, or pieces of files, between users — was the most economical and efficient solution.

The idea of throwing files, text, video and pictures around a giant screen suspended in front of you wowed audiences.