Sentence examples for idea to happen from inspiring English sources

That's what enabled this idea to happen.

Magritte's juxtapositions were a kind of pointed, focused surrealism not the profligate surrealism of Dalí that would allow a new idea to happen.

But Clegg's party put forward another idea to happen earlier than that – to provide universal care for two-year-olds and, for the first time, to cover toddlers – from nine months to two years – if their parents are working.

In less enlightened times the Japanese were often branded as being "copycats" – copying every good idea to happen around the globe.

The digital age allows lots of great ideas to happen very quickly.

This past January, Hillary Clinton signed an order lifting the ban and, in effect, allowing the debate about Ramadan and his ideas to happen in person.

Politics, of course, makes many of these ideas unlikely to happen anytime soon.

Ben's processes of selecting, organising and connecting ideas appeared to happen coincidently as he read (comprehend) and wrote (generating text).

Learning experiences, however informed by high-minded ideas, have to happen somewhere.

Anywhere between 10pm - 3am is when the ideas start to happen.

His reaction was, "Great idea, never going to happen.