Sentence examples for picking up ideas from inspiring English sources

All along, however, Bowie was picking up ideas he would subsequently pull into focus.

Artists often circle back, picking up ideas that their predecessors left undeveloped and trying to push them further.

Is art glorified child's play, extending into adulthood, through a lifetime, picking up ideas and gaining finesse as it goes?

You can see her picking up ideas from the art around her: in one instance the zigzags suggest Brancusi's "Endless Column".

Referring to this as "borrow with pride", Mr Becher says that he is picking up ideas from C2MTL to spice up his own company's gig.

Management science has always progressed by picking up ideas from all over the world and remixing them into more productive combinations.

"Radcliffe has this terrific visual acuity where he travels around the world and picks up ideas from artists of many different backgrounds and generations, throws them into his hopper and comes out with something completely original," Mr. Rooks said.

And she picked up ideas from extensive travels.

But they hang around gabfests to pick up ideas, not to win contracts.

Like all good entrepreneurs, Young picked up ideas from a wide variety of sources.

"What happens is that you pick up ideas here and there," she told me.