Sentence examples for notions into from inspiring English sources

Once the Army put his notions into practice, they bore spectacular results.

When it comes to actual historical details, "Farewell" crams too many notions into expositional blips of dialogue.

This theme comes and goes like Ariel's mobile signal, however, while Pierre flings other half-formed notions into the narrative.

My job was to figure out how to fit all of these various notions into 10 magazine pages, in a visually exciting yet coherent way.

Even after Iran secured some measure of sovereignty, no amount of censorship, sanctions, or embargoes could stop the trickle of so-called Western notions into the country.

REFLECTING upon "The Play's the Thing" after last Sunday's matinee at the New Jersey Repertory Company's Lumia Theater here stirs dangerous culinary notions into a theater critic's notebook.

Another recent study put that notion into dollars and cents.

That turned the whole notion into more -- and less -- of a drag.

Prune quickly morphed from adorable notion into formidable influence, a small restaurant with a large footprint.

And this was always done with caution, with the awareness of introducing an alien notion into the language.

Shows like "The Apprentice" and "Top Chef" pump this notion into us as if it were an intravenous narcotic.