Sentence examples for idea was spawned from inspiring English sources
She suggests the idea was spawned from her own recent burst appendix and infection.
The idea was spawned by Henry Galiano, a curatorial assistant at the Museum of Natural History.
The idea was spawned by the breakup of Yugoslavia, and the bombing of Sarajevo, the host city of the 1984 Winter Games.
The idea was spawned at the 1936 Motor Boat Show, and enrollment in the Navy was at first limited to owners of boats with inboard motors.
The liberal idea was spawned by some happy accidents in northwestern Europe from 1517 to 1789 — namely, the four R's: the Reformation, the Dutch Revolt, the revolutions of England and France, and the proliferation of reading.
Last week Linehan told Boston.com how the idea was spawned by the article, and spurred on by her frustration at a poll to choose the inaugural song for a new Boston radio station, which elected the Mighty Mighty Bosstones' I Want My City Back over Richman's masterpiece.
From that point on, a veritable gene pool of helicopter ideas was spawned by numerous inventors, almost entirely in model or sketch form.
All in all, it was a pretty fascinating weekend and the biggest take away for me is that, regardless of placing in the competition, many, many ideas are spawned during these 54 hour rampages.
All in all, it was a pretty fascinating weekend and the biggest take away for me is that, regardless of placing in the competition, many, many ideas are spawned during these 54 hour rampages.
For the techno-obsessed, ideas are spawned, scientists get grants, become "experts" and build careers, patents are filed, business ventures launched, and PR firms hired, all before the fundamental questions are raised: Is this environmentally safe, responsible and fair?
When asked how she met Mr. Franco, she replied like a student of literature tracing the germ of a novel: "The idea of us was spawned at a New Year's Eve party two years ago, where a mutual friend saw Quindi and found out he was single". The friend e-mailed Mr. Franco (whose name is pronounced KEEN-dee), an economic development consultant in Washington, who was born in Ecuador.
