Sentence examples for ideally said from inspiring English sources
"Ideally," said Mr. Reiner, the basketball player, "I'd like to smell like nothing".
"Ideally," said Bill Davis, an antimissile pioneer who advises the National Missile Defense Program, "you'd like to have three sites".
Ideally, said Virginia, our lives would be completely separate, "and the only time we'd see each other would be passing on the stairs every fortnight".
Ideally, said Dr. Giorgio Roscigno, a former drug executive who led the study, the alliance will invest money in promising antibiotics, and gain some ownership.
Ideally, said Stephen B. Shepard, the journalism school's dean, the center would bring in venture capitalists to fund the best ideas.
"IDEALLY", said Jack Welch in 1998, when he was chief executive of General Electric, "you'd have every plant you own on a barge to move with currencies and changes in the economy".
Ideally, says Dixon, you should use a lesson that you know well.
Ideally, says Davies, Amref will be building on the work and structures of these pre-existing groups.
Ideally, says Peter Kreisky, a media consultant, the magazine on the news-stand would become a gateway to a brand that exists profitably on many different platforms, from the iPad to the web.
Ideally, says Carriquiry, the model would produce a "likelihood ratio".
Ideally, says Miner, Orange would like to recruit people with experience in a start-up company.
