Sentence examples for supply ideas from inspiring English sources

When Sakie Fukushima, a headhunter at Korn/Ferry International, interviews a candidate, she explains that foreign affiliates expect their managers to supply ideas and take responsibility for profits and losses a pitch sure to appeal only to the adventurous.

An entire genre of television reality shows has grown up to supply ideas for turning that pokey back room into a place of cherry wood cabinets, polished granite and brushed aluminium.The elevation of the room that once belonged only to the servants to that of design showcase for the modern family tells the story of a century of social change.

When a bill is being mooted, Heritage supplies ideas.

Since then, she's worked with or supplied ideas to Drake, Young Thug and Juicy J among others, and is now mentoring other young producers to follow her advice: "I try to do something that no one else is doing," she says.

Yes, this comedy about a pair of washed-up watch salesmen who land a month's work experience at Google is utterly corrupt (the search engine supplied ideas and locations, key themes and swanky kit; their co-founder has a cameo; tax avoidance is not a plot point).

I love a good theme and have an endless supply of ideas for these -the limit is my imagination!

The escalating numbers on the dazzling surface of the light board could be counting them, a tally of Mr. McGregor's endless supply of ideas.

Unlike Goldman's equity research department, which issues buy and sell recommendations about specific stocks, the fundamental strategies group's primary job is to supply investment ideas to the firm's own traders.

— Two Learning Network lesson plans, "Helping the Hungry: Researching the Causes of Hunger and Related Charities" and "World Food Day: Addressing Hunger Around the Globe," supply more ideas and resources for learning about how to help.

As he points out, "doomsayers" have been predicting comics' imminent demise since at least 1909, when R. F. Outcault ("Yellow Kid") carped that cartoonists' "supply of ideas" had already been spent.

I'd have an endless supply of ideas vetted by an enormous group which would allow me to publish even more Forbes columns.