Sentences with phrase «new inspiration struck»

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Mallory says that A Day Without Woman supports both IWD and IWS, but that the inspiration for the movement came from the Feb. 16 Day Without Immigrants strike, as well as the Yemeni - American - lead bodega shutdown in New York City.

In this election Adrian Dix and his campaign hit lots of precise if small notes that a political journalist like myself might keep track of and tally, but overall the New Democrats apparently neither summoned enough fear of their opponents nor struck the themes or meme - like policy ideas that summoned enough inspiration.

Restaurateur John Sparks was looking for a name for his new restaurant concept when inspiration struck in 1964 in the form of a group of youngsters meeting after football practice.

My recipe development process looks a little like this: wander around in everyday life and, when inspiration for a new / awesome recipe strikes, I pull out my phone and write it into a note.

I'm pretty excitable scientifically, and when inspiration strikes, it's always been my first instinct to drop everything, run into lab, and test out my new idea.

Choosing the pattern was easy — I have a collection of vintage patterns in my sewing room, just waiting for the day when inspiration strikes and they're lifted out of their packaging to be made new again.

If you keep your eyes and head open to new things, you never know where inspiration may strike.

While on the engagement, Doug is struck with inspiration for a wild gift idea for his new girlfriend.

Volvo's new design language struck us as not truly retro, but it did draw inspiration from the 1960s Volvo P1800 coupes.

The GT - R is more striking than ever, taking rear styling inspiration from the top - performance 2016 Nismo version and mashing it together with Nissan's new styling direction up front, including a larger grille and a redesigned hood and front bumper.

The front fascia of this new SUV that draws inspiration from the F800 concept is one of the most striking features of its appearance and gets adorned with daytime driving lights.

Instead, you're going to build yourself a «framework» for your story that's open and flexible, with plenty of room for playing, experimenting, and checking out new ideas off the beaten path whenever the inspiration strikes you.

Everyone has their own way of finding inspiration, and whilst the majority of my hubs are (more or less) planned, I find that many just materialise as the result of a chance sighting or in some cases an excerpt from a television programme which strikes me as fascinating, and which causes me to research further and to expand the theme, perhaps in a new direction.

Whiteread has often looked to the quotidian for inspiration, but these new works are particularly striking for their starkness — the fortitude of detritus is laid bare.