Sentence examples for idea to run from inspiring English sources

"I told him I had a wacky idea to run by him," he said.

"It's a splendid idea to run the school system out of a magnificent building," he said.

When the cut had been dealt with, Neil said that he thought it would be a good idea to run Grace into town, to the hospital.

It is debatable if it is a good idea to run a filly in the Derby, but there is no denying a filly can win the race.

Many people use the lightweight but less thorough Microsoft Security Essentials, in which case it's a good idea to run periodic scans with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.

Over on Feedback loop reader StephanoBentos suggested it would be a good idea to run a thread where people could discuss music they're listening to now.

Unless you are an expert politician, if you are out interviewing and you discover an employer that seems to have these characteristics, it's a good idea to run--fast--in the other direction.

"They give new ideas to run the place," he said.

Or, he suggested, they could have "gone off to the desert to meditate for a while" before returning with new ideas to run the country.

Someone like Judy Murray has the passion, the inspiration and the ideas to run British tennis but does she have the inside track on the HR department?

There were also ideas to run trains from the Hoved Line from Lillestrøm to Grefsen Station via the Alnabru Grefsen Line, located adjacent to Storo, that would allow the central parts of Groruddalen to connect with the Ring Line and Nordre Aker.