Sentence examples for jumped on the idea from inspiring English sources

"Carrot" is a reference to "stick and carrot"–the phrase that distills the two ways that people can be motivated, either by force or by will and Innopage is not the only one to have jumped on the idea that it might make for a catchy name for a motivational to-do app.

I'd read a few articles about her and jumped on the idea, hoping no one else had satirized her first.

To my complete surprise, there wasn't one and not a single cheese company had jumped on the idea.

Mr Navalny jumped on the idea.

The credit unions, in particular, as well as small community banks then jumped on the idea.

"I've worked with some very tough kids, but they really jumped on the idea of invention".

Rather than jumping on the first idea, running with it and then getting an office, he has taken the time to build the architecture of those ideas and really get clarity before diving in.

Rather than jumping on the bandwagon for one potentially big idea, they break the idea down into smaller pieces for testing and take the time to make sure that key stakeholders are working in unison.

Cruz also attempted to spin Saturday's vote as win, jumping on the whole "three-man race" idea and telling supporters that his campaign is "defying expectations".

You'd think the city would jump on the idea".

The studios aren't going to be jumping on the idea of making a movie that can't be nominated for an Oscar".