Sentence examples similar to seize ideas from inspiring English sources
In the halls of academe and the corridors of power, he was known for seizing ideas and connections before others noticed.
"People post vacation photos on Facebook, so we thought of Facebook as kind of helping us seize this idea," Ms. Grewal said.
Though Mr. McConnell's concern is partisan and parochial, others at the table should seize his idea, or some of the variations being discussed, if they care about the brand of the United States.
The brothers, who were known for working prodigious hours well into their last years (Izzy Slutzky died in 2006 at 92), seized on ideas that later became standard practice in their industry.
"Long before working on the theme of Aids, General Idea seized on the idea of virus and contagion," says the exhibition's curator, Frédéric Bonnet.
"Good for those museums that are seizing the idea.
So they seized the idea of "home equity," with its connotations of ownership and fairness.
Ken sees the big picture; he seizes an idea and runs with it.
President Bill Clinton seized that idea one month later but weakened the Bush formulation.
In the end, the auto companies seized the idea and helped steer fuel-cell technology in their own direction.
