Sentence examples for trade ideas with from inspiring English sources
At first Mr. Stallone wanted a Hollywood artist like Diane Warren; later, he and Mr. Meehan even flew to Chicago to trade ideas with R. Kelly.
It's not just the perpetual sun, which "keeps me up for days," as he sang in a new song; it's the chance to trade ideas with studio scientists like Fiona Apple's producer, Jon Brion, and to play with snappy sidemen like Aaron Embry, keyboardist and guitarist, and Scott McPherson, drummer, who joined him onstage along with his longtime ally in indie pop perfectionism, the bassist Sam Coomes.
Or, in places that are REALLY white, they'll defer to the only black person because they know they don't know ― which is also bad, because then you have no one to trade ideas with.
Investors can use the carry trade idea with companies that they are familiar with and they think Wall Street is undervaluing.
Hall also trades ideas with his father, who coached him in high school.
"We may trade, and may have existing positions, based on trading ideas before we have discussed those trading ideas with you," he wrote.
Sharp as you like, armed to the teeth with references, steeped in theory, B trades ideas with Wagner and neither gives an inch.
The groundbreaking big band led by Machito was named the Afro-Cubans, flaunting the fact that its musicians were black, and it traded ideas with the eras beboppers.
It was to be our final night at the base; we kept the camera rolling amid a fug of cigarette smoke while talking and trading ideas with the bikers in their sleeping quarters.
Watching a Power Point presentation and trading ideas with marketing managers is as much a part of his job as going low into Turn 3. The meeting that day focused on Excedrin's newest product, something called QuickTabs.
His talk unleashed the floodgates: Scientists doing research on nerve signaling in worms were now trading ideas with those who study how concussions can lead to Alzheimers-like brain tangles.
