Sentence examples for realising the idea from inspiring English sources

Soon it will be impossible to distinguish the physical from the digital, realising the idea behind Google Glass.

Politicians from both parties have suggested British voters would probably vote to leave the union, but that idea seems only to inflame their frustrations: even Eurosceptics tread carefully here in calling for an in/out referendum, perhaps realising the idea is too radical for most Italian voters.

Again, the point was not the celebrity of the architect but to hire someone to realise the idea brilliantly, which they did.

Bergqvist soon realised the idea had potential and within a few years he'd transformed the sleepy backwater of Jukkasjarvi, in Sweden's northernmost reaches, into a tourist blockbuster which now pulls in 40,000 visitors a year.

"Earlier this year I began to realise the idea was a real possibility and in September I officially got to work on the project full time".

We introduce a reference conceptual architecture with the goal of clarifying the concepts expressed and framing the several possible nature-inspired metaphors that could be adopted to realise the idea.

To realise the video production ideas, the equivalent of a television studio control room costing US$3.5 million—was built for the tour.

Perhaps realising that the idea of Hollywood censorship might be unpopular, they suggest that this may not be a feasible step.

U2 toyed with the idea of releasing Zooropa as an interactive audio-video presentation in lieu of conventional physical formats, but the deadline imposed by the Zoo TV Tour prevented the band from realising this idea.

"I know what it is like to start from scratch, with no staff and even no bank account, and I find it incredibly rewarding to build an institution brick by brick, get the right energy and atmosphere to fully realise the artistic ideas.

The likelihood must be that the bookmakers, running for the hills as the punters pile money on McCaw and his countrymen, will see their worst fears realised, but the idea that this is a foregone conclusion is for the birds.No one knows that better than McCaw.