Sentence examples for pull an idea from inspiring English sources

"Obviously her ability to do power transmission wirelessly through sound was something that was fundamentally new," Mr. Nolan said, but "people have this perception — 'oh, if I build it, they will come.' " It's one thing to pull an idea out of your head and shape it into a prototype.

Kathleen gives up her job and her flat and pulls an idea out of nowhere: she'll write a historical novel based on a nineteenth-century legal brief the love of her life once handed her, about a wealthy Englishwoman who was sued for divorce because she had an affair on her Irish estate with her groom, when people were dying all around them during the potato famine.

Referring to the Steinle killing, Rep. Lamar Smith of Texas pulled an idea out of the cloud in which many members of Congress get their best ideas.

I pulled an idea from a brand discovery workshop we often run at our agency when we are looking for core brand truths.

The "fascination of what's difficult" may be Yeats, but it's a long time since it's had much pull as an idea.

"As we started to get all these bits of information in our heads, we started to pull together an idea of the kind of place we'd be interested in opening and we felt quite strongly that a sort of West Coast experience was going to be a way forward".

But then he pulled out an idea that was not exactly "unique and different"–reducing the "double taxation" on dividends.

Where Trump could go down in history as a one-off, an erratic showman who rose by pulling a few ideas from the anti-establishment populists, Wilders might more truly represent a rising global menace.

"Last year, during the year exchange, someone had the marvelous idea to pull a bucket of drinks and ice over the DJ gear.

We see Bruce pull a seemingly endless supply of ideas, rough drafts and fragments from his ratty old notebooks.

So he's doing his best to pull that idea back into people's minds, with a new book, Overview: A New Perspective.