Sentence examples for out of brainstorming from inspiring English sources

The names for new entertainment channel Watch and crime station Alibi came out of brainstorming within UKTV.

They were born out of brainstorming sessions Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady, the show's producers, were having for a new program about a young woman out on her own.

Phil's Colonic Irrigation Down Under Just one of several ideas to come out of brainstorming during the production company's team-building weekend, which thankfully never got past the title stage.

The idea of using little girls came out of brainstorming, but was initially controversial and shocking within the team at first, recognizing that they could easily be killed and make the game more horrific in the style of Night Trap.

A lot of good comes out of brainstorming, and I've found that experts do well to sort through various scenarios in order to help me find some real-world detail to match the plot point to which I'm trying to lend that ring of verisimilitude.

Instead of brainstorming ideas, start by brainstorming problems.

The song "Only One" came out of a brainstorming session between the two, with McCartney improvising on the keyboard and West creating lyrics in a stream of consciousness style.

The idea for the game came out of a brainstorming session in which it was decided that the game should allow the gamer to play as Kirk and Spock, and therefore should featuring co-op style game-play.

Asked by moderator and newly-appointed worldwide chief creative officer at BBH, Pelle Sjoenell, about the power of brainstorms in coming up with pure and original creative ideas, Hegarty replied that they're a "colossal waste" of corporate time and (referencing the great Italian artist and inventor): "Nobody has ever said: this great idea came out of a brainstorm".

During this session, taking about two hours, after carrying out brainstorming about the concept of "obesity", the pediatrician discusses participants' knowledge and beliefs about health, food, physical activity and lifestyle.

In Hot Dog Taste Test, she depicts death as a game you dread getting tagged out of; she brainstorms potential headstones: "GLOBAL WARMING WAS REAL", "TOO MUCH FOOD (WORTH IT)." Hanawalt told me that she found the cemetery in Buenos Aires both sad and silly: "There are people running around there with selfie sticks, like, narrating their trip to the graveyard".