Sentence examples for with the notion of adding from inspiring English sources

It's not unusual for food lovers to toy with the notion of adding chickens to a thriving garden or building a rooftop coop.

At every turn, it seemed, I stumbled into MORE SCHLOCK and felt compelled to ogle it, to finger its veneer of worthiness and to toy with the notion of adding it to my ever-growing mound of that-which-I-would-one-day-regret-purchasing.

"The notion of adding hydrogen to an internal-combustion engine is not new," he said.

As the International Criminal Court moves closer to reality, this week and next -- with the notion of adding aggression as a crime shelved for the time being -- Mr. Ferencz is distressed by the reluctance of his adopted country and the Clinton administration to be part of the criminal court.

Ever since that first movie, "Lemonade Stories," was produced in 2004, she said, "I've been obsessed with the notion of entrepreneurs," adding, "It really is just a metaphor for being an adventure in life".

I am quite taken, however, with Franey's notion of adding the oyster liquor – so often discarded before cooking – to the butter itself as seasoning, adding a pleasing briny quality, and saving on salt, too.

The same notion of adding orchestra has been true for pianist friend, Jeffrey Biegel.

The work, "Transcript," shot on grainy 16-millimeter film, plays with the notion of how federal agents added their own interpretations to what was being said -- in a sense taking on an authorial role -- because of the recordings' poor quality.

With fertile farmland in short supply, the notion of adding bacteria to poplar trees to help them grow on marginal land was particularly attractive.

He added: "So you grew up with the notion of the convict stain — people really talked about that.

It adds up to a strange piece, but not necessarily the good side of strange, in which Mr. Cardona grapples with the notion of spectacle.