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"Take Your Skin Back in Time, " Origins suggests, an idea that has special allure for me just a few days before my birthday.

When he got to a lake, an idea hit him that he should stop to clean the swan in the lake, so cautiously he bathed the swan in the water.

Aoyama: If I have got an idea, I will be completely occupied with it. But my wife helps me with choosing and picking out properties.

He knew that perhaps the other boys were trying to get an idea of what kind of a boy he was.

Would you give me an idea how much you wish to order from us?

Then he had an idea. He decided to tell the manager that he had a sore shoulder so that he could not raise his arm above his head.

Even if you've got an idea that really appeals to you, it might be too big or too small for a semester or a year.

To give you an idea, we were trying to leave the airport.

The market bounced back when the truth came out, but it gives you an idea of how fast something like this can have an impact.

Li guang ming: she is only a girl. Just think out an idea to tickle her. Do not be the same with her.

It almost seems as if all we have to do to convey an idea into the mind of another is to convey a sound into his ear.

The image I attached might provide an idea of how it may or may not look like. . . but it will be up to your team to come up with the idea.

To give you an idea: If China had the same Internet penetration as the United States, it would have over a billion Internet users.

After the court session, he treadled to and fro in his rear garden in thought when he caught sight of a cicada. An idea hit his head.

As someone who grew up in communist East Germany, Ms Merkel has more reason than most to be wary of such an idea.

This answer will give me an idea as to the organizing principles of your services, and how much parallel development activity we can expect.

One day, he came up with an idea that he would pluck up all of his crop a few inches. He did so the next day.

That's when Fulamatu had an idea: If I, as a foreigner, called his cellphone, he might agree to meet.

She had been at her wit' s end trying to think up an idea for her composition assignment.

suggested an idea on which he had been working for many years to the British Government and industrial circles.

Flanagan says multiply those losses by today's commodity prices and you get an idea of how much money Shell is losing on just that one rig.

At the moment of designing this product I had an idea of a suitable soap-dish for this soap in the form of a splash of water.

It's almost as if we're being manipulated by Dom Cobb himself, as he effortlessly travels deep into our brain to plant an idea.

An idea that tantalized global financial markets came out of the weekend and immediately sank into the tar pit of European decision making.

So as you read, certainly try the examples, but if the book inspires an idea of your own, by all means work on that for a while.

These will give you an idea of how much processor time is spent servicing the network and if the DPC queue is growing.

The exact figures aren't available, but see if you can get an idea of how much this will cost.

"But he asked me if I had an idea what the next level for integrated circuits would be and I said, 'Memory' " .

It was at this time that Latvian school children began to receive a general education and peasants acquired an idea of freedom.

I knew I should go back to the stockade now , but an idea came to me and I sat down to wait for darkness .

Here is an idea that might deal with these problems: The government can stand ready to be a silent partner to future Warren Buffetts.

Usually I have an idea in which folder it is, but if it is an package, I have no idea were to look for.

Young Mister Smith had an idea for his employer. It was an idea for saving money for the company by increasing prices.

And, try as he might, he could not come up with an idea for his mother's Christmas gift.

Then he gets an idea. He ties himself in a loop and messes up the top of his hair.

Right! You know, I just had an idea. There's been a lot of economic growth in Tianjin.

In other words, now you'll really get an idea of how much this issue is killing your reception.

They and he did not bother on Thursday, but they seem to have an idea what to do about that kind of defense on McGrady.

One day as she was sitting in a coffee shop with her little baby she had an idea for a story that she wrote down in an outline on a napkin.

Wheat straw had an idea, said: "The Let me lying on the stream, you can be the same as the bridge from me to go in the past. "

You might have an idea that you've been wanting to try, so this might be the perfect time for it.

Carl was jumping about like a cockroach. He has just enough Jew in him to lose his head over an idea like Russia.

Even if they have an idea, do you know how much it will mean to them if you tell them?

A state of intensified attention and receptiveness , and an increased responsiveness to an idea or to a set of ideas.

All the same, she thought, it was an idea that could add a certain spice to the proceedings, not to mention speeding things up!

The Buddhist, as an idea, more like crept up and settled in him shortly after his wife said she wanted a divorce.

In a paragraph, several related sentences work together. They work together to put across an idea, or to create an impression.

It may be an idea for you to contact the bank that Andrew uses for his business, or the bank you use yourselves on a personal basis.

It is always an idea that is both rigorous and can be applied. Just a few words about housekeeping.

Suddenly an idea came to her. She took out a lipstick from her pocket, wrote "SOS" on the window, and covered the word with her back.

RalphinFL Think how much fun a 200 mile per hour train derailing in an urban area would be. What an idea for a disaster movie.

You've got to be very quiet when you're trying to get an idea across.

I had an idea. ' Listen to what happened to me, ' I said, and I told my story a third time.

That way, we hoped to get some historical and literary perspective, as well as an idea of what existing games might be similar to ours.

The measure gives an idea to the leverage of the company along with the potential risks the company faces in terms of its debt-load.

The supervisor didn't have time so far to go into it at length, but he gave us an idea about his plan.

He added that the incubator "will want an entrepreneur to come up with an idea, but that's not always the case. "

When you get an idea, you've got to think of a reason for doing it, not of a reason for not doing it.

However, whether an audience accepts an idea is often less about the idea itself than about how you present it.

his wife thought for a while and the man she had an idea.

An idea came into his mind --may-be the smelly tofu would be a kind of special food.

Reading your journal gives you an idea of how much you have progressed in your life and what else is lacking.

Trying to describe how the five planets in the night sky followed seemingly irregular paths, Ptolemy hit upon an idea he called epicycles.

An idea came to her that she might borrow some jewels from her friend, Betty.

He was the author of "Love in a Mud Prison, " so he might have had an idea what imprisonment meant.

Nearly every man who develops an idea works it up to the point where it looks impossible, and then he gets discouraged.

If you're trying to cut $10, 000 out of a budget and you come up with an idea that saves $100, the impact is relatively low.

Have an idea of how much you want to spend. This will narrow your choices and focus your attention on the wines in your price range.

One thing, SRP seems to be an idea of breaking things into molecular parts so that it becomes reusable and can be managed centrally.

Mr. Ng: Don't you think it might be an idea to have a microwave oven? Our colleagues can prepare a light meal for lunch if they wish.

They usually have actual vintage designer originals for you to see up-close to get an idea what you want before you venture out.

So Joy had an idea. If she could provide just one pregnant goat to a woman, that person would have milk and a source of income.

But I said I'm going to show you a short clip of one of our employees to kind of give you an idea about some of the talent that we have.

Create "idea files" in most folders in your computer. Create an idea or to-do file in your email program. Add ideas as they come to you.

You may deny discipline, order, and cling to an idea of what you think is freedom, but your very concept is a denial of freedom.

You might be able to come up with an idea for a compromise or solution to this problem and suggest it to both parents.

Would you give me an idea how much you wish to order from us, so that we may adjust our prices accordingly?

This will give you an idea of how much free time you have.

Mary later said that she was constantly asked how she, "then a young girl, came to think of, and to dilate upon, so very hideous an idea? "

So that's kind of giving you an idea of the kind of, you know, fun things we are doing on Mars.

As he started calling relatives and friends to tell them the news, one friend had an idea as to how Murray should spend his final months.

I thought it was an idea worth spreading, and I think it must be, can be, could be replicated elsewhere.

So I came up with an idea of sharing "Joy Recipes" of what has worked for me to help make life just a little bit easier on the body.

She did not imagine that her father had at present an idea of the kind.

she had an idea rather vague one , but it was agreeable to her sense of injury.

In the past, I thought I didn't have to worry about it, I was just a kid. As I get older, I started to have an idea of what I want to be.

When he was about to give up, an idea came to him. He took a pebble and dropped it into the pitcher.

And just like my new dog, it was an idea that got bigger than I'd imagined.

If you have an idea for a dynamic interface, be ready to spend a bit of extra time on debugging.

Fines should be modest, she said, but "conceptually, that's an idea I'm very, very interested in and open to" .

KATE Ashley, your father and I had an idea. What if you had a party with your friends. You know, kind of as a going away party.

He's good at dressing shop windows but he really had to put his thinking cap on when they asked him for an idea for a carnival float.

So if I get an idea out of the blue for an inactive project, I can type up those ideas quickly and get back to work on my current project.

When you read this statement you may make an abstraction of it as an idea, a concept, and the abstraction is another form of measurement.

You could start off by reading some of those: you might find errors to correct , and get an idea of what others are writing here .

"I think looking at an old exam helps -- it at least gives the student an idea of how the teacher poses questions, " Cozier said.

Behind every one of those small businesses that failed was an entrepreneur with an idea and a dream.

When Tai Cho arrived, Siu Hor told him to help think of an idea to have Wing Chung return to her.

Here she gives readers an idea of how much the cat meant to her town.

Well, Kevin, as I said last night, we have an idea. . . and I want to see what you think of it.

I think. . . you know, two years ago, Michelle Obama signed up for the campaign, and had an idea of what she might be getting into.

Yet he could not tell anyone about his theory as the powerful Christian Church would have punished him for even suggesting such an idea.

Since then, my heart will sprout out of an idea: I would grow up to become a English teacher!

This, from the point of view of the West, is something truly enviable and an idea that would be to consider in Europe.

Researchers at the University of Otago in New Zealand wanted to know how much a relevant hand gesture helps to communicate an idea.

Once in your life an idea or a phrase has to have come to you as if in a dream and have immediately taken possession of you.

The Idea itself is not to be taken as an idea of something or other, any more than the notion is to be taken as merely a specific notion.

Don't you think it might be an idea to ask for some information?

Max: You go in first. Try to get an idea of how much cash they keep outside the vault.

A modern interpretation of Kun Opera is no doubt provide us with an idea.

For all that, the private university looks like an idea whose time has finally come in Britain.

Mizrahi did not agree to consider it valid as of the moment it was given to the messenger, and expressed shock at such an idea.

Again, having an idea of what the text is likely to be about helps a reader to make sense of it.

I had an idea that like the situation for No Longer from last month, this was not really an apples-to-apples comparison.

You know, I have an idea of your views in mind to tell you just to let you listen to.

His mother had an idea: why don't you send her flowers and on the card invite her to your department and cooked meal by yourself?

To get an idea of when virtual cubes might be useful for your application, a few scenarios are detailed in this section.

As I said yesterday I made my pilgrimage to independence hall, and I love america because America is not just a country, it's an idea.

Mike: You know guys, I'm going to make this the best birthday party ever. I've got an idea. This idea is so great, it even scares me.

If its a genre I am not familiar with, let me hear some music close it to to get an idea of what you want.

As I said before, this is a quick example to give you an idea of what I'm talking about.

At the moment of action we are enthusiastic, impetuous, we are carried away by an idea, or by the personality and the fire of a leader.

At the moment anybody in a regular job who has an idea for a new company has a very strong incentive to shelve his idea and stay put.

I would like the design concepts within 2 weeks, and an idea of a timeframe, which this job can be delivered in.

Volpe once told me that he had an idea for identifying fake artworks in the future; something that only a police detective would think of.

This book is not the victory of an idea but of a friendship that we have found more meaningful than any idea in the world of business.

And it can be very hard to judge the value of an idea if it's not part of your own knowledge domain.

Do you have an idea of how much time I would be traveling?

The fox was frightened, but it had an idea in a blink. "You dare not eat me. " it said.

He shook his head as he thought. "This is useless, even if I do come up with an idea, I don't have any money to spend. "

One remained faced by the fact of a man blown to bits for nothing even most remotely resembling an idea, anarchistic or other.

Please do not make it into an abstraction, an idea, but rather observe the actual fact, the actual happening in the reading of this.

Until recently, the widespread expectation was that some version of an idea called string theory would prevail.

The "lesser of two evils" technique tries to convince us of an idea or proposal by presenting it as the least offensive option.

That kind of tells you a little bit of an idea of the emphasis that my parents placed on education.

But as soon as you find your strengths as a company, abstract it out into an idea and focus on that.

After Hamlet and Horatio had left the grave of Ophelia, the king called Laertes to him and told him that he had an idea.

Professor Suo: I work on theory, so if I have an idea, I just write it out; this way it is possible to have a lot of articles.

One day, after delivering the mails, he happened to pass by a flower shop with a thoughtful mind. An idea occurred in his mind.

They believe the data support an idea current among marine biologists , that of the " shifting baseline " .

But read that line again, and you really get an idea of what Apple is trying to do.

And when the young lady's family racked among the best of Philadephia's social families, such an idea could not even be considered.

Mr Turner seems to feel that the problem is free trade, an idea it is not clear he understands.

Don t stand next to my desk with an idea and a notepad when I am on a conference call trying to make $100, 000.

I suppose some people create an idea of who they want to be, and then they live it out.

What you need to do instead is to write an idea down, in as much detail as possible.

"There seems to be an idea that it is a miracle type of technology. "

Even if you don't plan on buying yet, feel free to browse and get an idea what this fantastic marketplace is all about.

After revealing the star-studded concept, Jennifer admitted that it was just an idea she was brainstorming.

In this section we'll take a rough sketch of an idea and turn it into a simple but flexible wireframe.

Eventually, she told me the truth -- she was possessed by an idea.

An idea is always a generalization, and generalization is a property of thinking. To generalize means to think.

As the individual sits in meditation, his mind focused on an affirmation (an idea), spiritual energy begins to move upward from the gonads.

It is only necessary to consider how quickly A. T. M. 's displaced human bank tellers to have an idea of what could happen.

He has an idea for a new type of contact lens that would augment reality by allowing consumers to see additional visual information.

And I love America because America is not just a country, it's an idea.

Building a sense of community and an idea of a shared future, however, will take a lot longer.

With a woman like Tania, full of sap and everything, they don't give a damn what happens to you once they get an idea in their heads.

Many of you experienced an idea of that wave already when you asked me to give you a hug, beloveds.

It would be the realization of an idea he'd been dreaming about since he was a graduate student at Harvard's John F.

That meant the U. S. was at war with an idea, and brutal tactics were required to stop the idea's spread.

Suddenly, he thought of an idea. He went to the fishmonger and bought two fishes and went home happily.

Response: We are hoping to have an idea of whether the drug has promise within a year.

At death, the sun might be to the surviving individuality an idea, an influence, or even an angel.

I've got an idea they'll seem to get the very superficiality in a few years.

Once you have your selector names and an idea of what you want each to look like, you define them in a style sheet.

Just some little warm and fragrant permeate a superficial cold idea, silent have no voice, I knew me to don't sleep an idea.

If you are presenting an idea to a mixed group of men and women, it's safer to use a male speaking structure to make your points.

I've attached a few sample from established clothing lines to give you an idea of what i'm going after.

He was an obstinate man, once he got an idea in His mind, no reasoning could pry it loose.

Figure 1 should give you an idea of the system that will be the end result of this incremental development process.

Teacher, I was a child, why not a little bit of an idea?

An idea forms in his mind as he follows the conduit to an observation room with monitors watching every area under the ground.

Indonesian foreign ministry spokesman Teuku Faizasyah said the processing centre was still an idea.

The same elites also failed to arrive at an idea of reform for a system in desperate need of it.

Let me suggest a few comparisons, that some one may convey an idea of my situation.

We had the benefit of actually working with the client to complete some stories so we had an idea of what to expect in terms of complexity.

If an idea is a great idea, the minutes of a meeting allow you to give credit to the right person.

I was seized by an idea-to put up a chain of affordable hotels, stretching from coast to coast.

"We're not very far down the road, " he said. "That gives you an idea about the glide path for this program. "

Uh . . . . What Mr. Cobb is trying to say An idea.

When you have an idea, proposal, or recommendation that you believe in, it's easy to presume that getting it approved will be a breeze.

When someone pitched an idea, Page would invariably counter with a variation that was an order of magnitude more ambitious.

It's not simple at all, as it turns out, but it's an idea whose power and potential certainly make it worth the effort.

A bank is often selling an intangible or an idea.

Looking for a way to make money, he found the germ of an idea in an old newspaper.

But an idea is merely an idea, like what Nolan was trying to implant into my brain, I can definitely ignore it and move on with my life.

CA: Five years ago you had an idea. What was that?

I had no intention of becoming an artist, but to have enough skill to convey an idea in a drawing would be useful.

Then I remembered something , My mom had balloons in the suitcase because it was going to be my 12th birthday in a few days , I had an idea!

If you sell an idea to a company for $100, which uses it to generate $10m in sales, you might reasonably think you had been exploited.

I got an idea, why not write to you and let your mum read it for you.

This national-patriotic formation of an idea of Russia as a 'Great Power' is a great hindrance to our work with history, at all levels.

It's been a rapid rise for an idea that, only months ago, was located firmly in the political fringe.

As an idea, intentional programming is similar to the word processor that Mr. Simonyi developed at PARC.

The next time someone gives you an idea or counsel, listen without judgment, try to find value in what you're hearing, and say "Thank you" .

I had an idea of a multitouch display that you could type on.

But if I give you an idea, you will have a new idea, but I shall still have it, too.

An idea may be great on its own, but if it doesn't serve your larger venture, you have to be ruthless and cut it.

Man is ready to die for an idea, provided that idea were not quite clear to him.

A concept they've hatched might take on a life of its own, and be an idea that others rally around.

By this point in the project the organization often has an idea of the topology for their production environment.

Sometimes an idea will sit for a year and then we bring it back up, so everyone knows that their creativity is very important.

When one sees the danger - not as an idea but as an actual fact - that seeing is intelligence, the supreme form of absolute security.

This little example just gives you an idea of what is possible and shows how good you can make your monitoring solution with a little time.

This is an idea we are trying to implement to make heavy crawler cranes self mobile without need of putting it on a low bed trailer.

Have you ever wondered how much someone else spends on groceries to get an idea of how you're doing with your grocery spending?

Accordingly an essential part of the proof of an idea is the proof, either by experiment or by logic, of the truth of the propositions.

Give me a specific example of a time when you sold someone on an idea or concept.

A few months after the accident I had an idea for a short film about a quadriplegic who lives in a dream.

The Ad-hoc or No Method: This team has nothing but an idea and a deadline.

When you are trying to get an idea to survive the gravitational force of operations, you need to preserve those windows of non-stimulation.

If an idea is commercialized too soon, the result is usually failure (and a large loss of money).

Their summer plan: to read Marquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude together, an idea that originated from Bob's literary-prof dad.

In terms of styling, I had an idea of what I wanted.

This should give you an idea of the people your crush hangs out with and all of your similar interests.

There is an idea to take out abruptly: approached to see if it!

Looking over the numbers, you get an idea of what Standard expects from us in terms of monthly shipments.

See the team roster to see the contributors to the project, and to get an idea to what contributions exist.

It does not begin with a fixed hypothesis. It begins with an idea that you develop.

These new workers need to come in with an idea about what they want to get out of working here.

Freemantle had an idea that the T. V. session, astutely managed, might well develop into a show.

I had an idea of the size of it before I joined, but it just hits you when you arrive.

Could you give us numbers or at least give us an idea whether the majority of the victims are Han?

Saying, one thing, an idea. . . . . . think back really good laugh, but I really do not happy, not happy.

The face of Garbo is an Idea, that of Hepburn, an Event.

If an idea for improving the window display of a nearby store occurred to me, I stepped in and suggested it to the storekeeper.

Tell me about a time you were in a recreational setting and got an idea that helped in your work.

Each bridge has a name and these examples will give you an idea of the poetic nature of the inhabitants.

A stand can be made against invasion by an army; no stand can be made against invasion by an idea---Victor Hugo, French author.

everything that burns carbon-based fuel. But in addition to that, this is now an idea that should be explored.

That's the best word that I've ever heard today. She did to some extent. She patented an idea that later became the crutch of mobile phone.

But in reality, people who are really passionate about an idea seem to innovate at a much higher frequency than people who aren't.

To get, by way of analogy, an idea of what Perelman accomplished, imagine that you have no overall picture of the geography of the Earth.

He was just concerned with the mathematical consequences of an idea, working out what can be deduced from the various symmetries.

It must have, but reining in such a profligate program that subsidizes idleness is an idea that makes sense.

together they give an idea of the revolutionary nature of postmodernism.

Inspired by an idea I had to cast my characters as playing cards, this is one of four that I've got planned.

Executives who come to Mr Page with an idea will invariably find themselves challenged to think on a much larger scale, he adds.

Of course the pain Dr. Johnson experienced in his foot was also an idea in his mind, so he wasn't really refuting Berkeley's ideas.

His empire began in London in 1965 with a bank loan, an idea and an accident.

Complete market is an idea market status. In a complete market, resources location is Pareto efficient, and risk can be shared and offset.

The suspicion of an idea almost defined itself in his head.

You know science isn't a company. It's not a country. It's not even an idea; it's a process.

The scale provides an idea of the amount of coastal flooding and property damage that might be expected.

The "nation" can be seen as a dualistic existence. It is an existence as an idea more than substantial object.

This discovery can be the seed of an idea for a new piece of work, a new series of work or a new topic of interest to explore.

Dim not ever having much of an idea of things and being, beyond all shadow of a doubting thomas, the dimmest of we four.

And while this committee has failed ignominiously, it contains the seed of an idea that might show us a way out of paralysis.

Only by being forced to defend an idea against the doubts and contrasting views of others does one really discover the value of that idea.