Sentence examples for takes an idea from inspiring English sources

Other times he just takes an idea from start to finish and I approve it".

But since then, the time it takes an idea to travel from fiction through uncertainty to reality has shrunk drastically.

The ad takes an idea that would have run afoul of the rules and cheekily turns it on its head.

"[He] takes an idea that might have made a halfway decent episode of Tales of the Unexpected and inflates it full of to bursting point with hot air and pompous thematic conceits".

Each of the 15 sections that make up the piece takes an idea from one of the letters (one apparently suggested creating a dance with 60 beginnings — hmmm), and Ms. Jaraslow has invited Vicky Shick (another longstanding presence in a particular corner of the contemporary dance scene) and other "special guests" to augment her fine group of dancers.

Might it be possible, though it seems impossible?" And Then There Were None is an incredibly ambitious novel that takes an idea to an extreme in a way that was surely bound to fail and yet, against the odds, succeeds brilliantly.

An investment's objective is to take an idea from concept to reality.

She's able to take an idea and pursue it.

"The students will take an idea and work as a team to develop that idea.

Take an idea to a page of Beckett, and usually the page will reject it.

Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren are good at taking an idea and making it work.