Sentence examples for ideas to call from inspiring English sources
These early efforts show a young artist on the verge of breathing more easily, forging resolutely ahead toward some ideas to call his own.
Marc Jacobs gets away with odd shapes and kooky combinations because le tout New York knows that without him, the city would have precious little in the way of new ideas to call its own.
We see this as confirmation that bottom-up stakeholder led interventions have a strong body of innovative ideas to call upon (for further discussion, please see [40, 41, 42]).
Again, it's a good idea to call ahead.
Was it a good idea to call Diane Abbott a chocolate HobNob, though?
It was Miss Lawson's idea to call the police, he added.
It was Schwarzman's idea to call it Black — schwarz, in German — stone, petros, in Greek.
It's a terrible idea to call your memories pointless unless you want readers to agree.
Because of plant shutdowns, it's a good idea to call ahead.
It's a good idea to call before going since schedules do change.
That's why somebody came up with the good idea to call agents of change "progressives".
