Sentence examples for some different ideas from inspiring English sources

Speaking at a Jobcentreplus in Toxteth, the 27-year-old said: "I've tried to think of some different ideas that will make a difference since I've been at Everton and this was one that was simple and should probably have been thought about before.

The Hungarians have some different ideas.

It depends on what you think music is, and Cage had some different ideas about that.

I wouldn't say I was reborn, but when I came out of it, I had some different ideas.

I've got a limited vocal range but maybe I've got some different ideas, and that's where the interest lies.

Around 1890, the developer Charles G. Judson hired a newly established architect, Clarence True, who had some different ideas about row house design.

In recent weeks, there have been reports that Israel has spent more than seven hundred million dollars over the past year — and received an additional hundred and twenty million dollars from the United States — to field some four hundred different ideas for the detection and destruction of tunnels.

Some radically different ideas are taking shape, thanks to a new breed of small, nitty-gritty organisations that work at the frontiers of precarious employment, and often have backstories involving frustration with the big unions' lumbering ways.

And some have different ideas on how to go about the problem of making life, concentrating on things which Dr Venter's hack-a-cadaver approach allows him to gloss over.A minimal genome is one thing.

Admittedly, HuffPost does have some dramatically different ideas from WBC when it comes to love, marriage and basic human decency.

He's brought some energy, innovation, different ideas to the police department.