Sentence examples for mentioned an idea from inspiring English sources

When its prospects started to unravel, though, Dorsey mentioned an idea he'd had for a site of online status lines.

Corden mentioned an idea for a sitcom and the pair decided to write it together, taking the script to Baby Cow, the independent producer run by Steve Coogan and Henry Normal.

They were studying the management of an overharvested spiny red lobster fishery when they sat down with a conservationist who mentioned an idea he'd been mulling over.

On the Factoids feature of the Series A DVD, John Lloyd mentioned an idea he'd had for a QI book of quotations, under the working title Quote Interesting.

At the time, DeSaulnier was casting about for ways to attack economic inequality and during their walk Silberstein, a software entrepreneur and philanthropist, mentioned an idea he'd been working on to help tackle the problem.

But he also mentioned an idea that Obama aides often cite to describe why the president became so committed to the Iran deal: "Engagement usually works better than isolation".

You don't really have a conversation with him; you mention an idea, and that triggers five or ten associations in Wright's mind, which he delivers in quick bursts of data that are strung together with "um"s.

He did not, however, mention an idea popular among Republicans to rely on state-level "risk pools" for those people, instead of the ACA's rule that insurers may not turn them away or charge them more.

Until one time we were talking and I was mentioning an idea for movie and he said "I don't know, it doesn't feel right for me" and we began talking about baseball, because he's a big baseball fan, and I'm also quite a fan.

During the campaign, Obama talked about the need to control medical costs and mentioned a few ideas for doing so, but he rarely lingered on the topic.

I mentioned a few ideas, then told him I didn't think it much mattered, plays couldn't cut it, I could just as well stop as go on.