Sentence examples for ideas fall from inspiring English sources
One by one, the cozy ideas fall by the wayside.
They're meant to be shaken, vigorously, to see what ideas fall to the ground.
But so far these ideas fall short of the kind of incentives that might reverse Moscow's opposition.
Mainstream economists would say these ideas fall foul of the "lump of labour" fallacy: the idea that there's a fixed amount of work in an economy, which we can just share out between us.
It's all too much, and some wacky ideas fall flat, but it's hard to resist the antics of characters with names like Jungle Jimbo, Smoot Mudd and (so help me) Jesus Bob.
Watching the writers and cast members hatch ideas and then refine them is amusing; watching many of those ideas fall by the wayside before the show hits the air is downright painful.
Costs of moving goods, people, and ideas fell rapidly – especially for goods.
A little later, he began investigating Western avant-garde ideas, falling under the spell of John Cage.
Several ideas fell into the vein of the everything-but-the-kitchen-sink gadget.
A White House said some of Cameron's ideas fell into the "derring-do category".
He prized his rapport with Dolphy, a dynamic individualist whose ideas fell just outside the jazz orthodoxy.
