Sentence examples for turning the idea from inspiring English sources

"It's turning the idea of the city on its head, which is very appealing," Frith says.

But the young Starbucks executives charged with turning the idea into a reality soon found Pinsky — and realized that his organization was tailor-made for their project.

What would you say were the challenges you faced in turning the idea of Speak To The Streets into a reality?

Some brave older adults are turning the idea of retirement on its head by choosing to adopt children — this when many of their peers are traveling, socializing, taking up intellectual or entrepreneurial pursuits, or just plain relaxing.

"Parenting in Three Stages" wonders exactly when and why parenting became a participle and blames the women's movement for turning the idea of raising children into a gender-neutral concept.

But, turning the idea over, he began to see it as a great opportunity to work in a new genre, and communicate something of what the theatre means to him.

Turning the ideas, now correctly sequenced, into composed episodes is arduous work, he confessed.

Martin worked with McCartney for years after the Beatles' breakup, in essentially the same role: turning the ideas of an instinctive musical genius into reality.

The challenge is turning the ideas into reality in time.

It took months to turn the idea into a deal.

Mr Kabila, meeting his foe for the first time, turned the idea down flat.