The phrase "think fresh" is correct and usable as part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase to express an idea of considering something from an open-minded, innovative, or creative perspective. For example, "Let's think fresh and come up with some new ideas for our project."
"Think fresh produce and fresh flavors with a strong British influence, along with some old favorites done really well without the unnecessary grandstanding".
Think fresh green herbs and dust illuminated by late evening sun in the air around a country lane, add a riffling texture and you're there.
If you have free time during the week, are concerned about your impact on the environment, and think fresh air and a bit of light exercise could do you the world of good, the why not pop down to the Riverside Community Garden Project, or make contact through the Facebook group.
A senior Republican congressional aide, who insisted on anonymity to speak freely about the White House, said the insular approach is being greeted with some trepidation among Bush's supporters on Capitol Hill, some of whom who think fresh voices should be recruited from outside.
"We think fresh baby food has a long way to go".
He thinks fresh air would be very good for him, and a place to walk and exercise.
The best gift for the home cook who thinks fresh, delicious, healthy, everyday.
"I think Fresh Kills speaks in a way that the objects you find there have memories," said Tobias Timm, a scholar visiting from Humboldt University in Berlin.
Yesterday, another Rocket portfolio company, HelloFresh, also received a "high seven-figure" dollars investment. HelloFresh is another e-commerce site, but this time focused on food: it's based on recipes and the ability to buy the ingredients directly on the site to make the recipes (think Fresh Dish; Blue Apron 'clone' here).
We look fresh, I think mentally fresh, and that's where I think it often springs from.
