We brainstormed, his team brainstormed, and the app grew from there.
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They brainstormed strategies for applying more pressure on the company.
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The messy group brainstormed substantially more creative and interesting ideas.
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In fact, the pair has brainstormed their own home renovation series.
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I'd brainstormed it, but decided I wasn't going to write it.
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Moskowitz and Ridgway soon brainstormed a new recipe specifically for Fauxmaha.
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In parallel, theoretical astrophysicists have brainstormed how this change might happen.
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Carney and Cuddy brainstormed a research project to test this question.
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I brainstormed 30 possible scenarios that I deeply hope will never happen.
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We brainstormed theme fill together and worked on the grid over VIDEOCHAT.
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I brainstormed a few ideas and they liked TEA SERVICE the best.
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So our New York Today team brainstormed to get the conversation started.
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Chances are you have brainstormed way more names than you thought you would.
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The museum's paleontologists brainstormed for months about digital tools that they wished existed.
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Together, they have brainstormed some intriguing approaches to football players' performance and wellness.
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So, he brainstormed what he could do to help that man and others.
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The Journal said Google did not go through with the ideas that were brainstormed.
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Instead of learning my lesson, I just brainstormed more ways to spy on him.
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Following a flopped IPO in 2012, Facebook desperately brainstormed new ways to earn money.
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And he and I have brainstormed about, you know, what health care looks like.
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I brainstormed long and hard to come up with the perfect design or quote.
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In 1981, the family-owned GE Heileman Brewing Company brainstormed the drink in Wisconsin.
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Rather, I brainstormed new strategies, thought up more incompatible behaviors and used smaller approximations.
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How do the images compare to the ones you brainstormed about your own community?
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Some experts have brainstormed about possible workarounds, but all would entail uncharted legal territory.
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These days, though, it seems some Girl Scouts have brainstormed a few new sales techniques.
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I looked at his personal website, found an email address and brainstormed my next step.
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Shoe designs are often brainstormed through a five-minute Skype or FaceTime call with them.
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We then brainstormed several ways to make everything work and prototyped a few of them.
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The Journal's report said Google did not go through with the ideas that were brainstormed.
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She brainstormed ideas for a second cookbook, following the success of her first, a best seller.
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The two said they brainstormed everything from a fragrance brand to a Warby Parker for rugs.
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After I had the poetry idea, I then brainstormed phrases and words that contained those letters rearranged.
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It also was just one of several features the group brainstormed that summer that became a reality.
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Butler tells me about a time when he and some of the Moffitt researchers brainstormed alternative slogans.
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The two are passionate about the role of mentors and brainstormed ways to build Mr. Walker's company.
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Shortly afterward, as they brainstormed the concept at a coffee shop, Ms. Meriwether announced her own pregnancy.
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Apple founder Steve Jobs was often seen strolling with his chief designer as they brainstormed new concepts.
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The paper's lead author, Matt Peters, told The Verge over email that they brainstormed ideas on Slack.
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While Yusof and Princess Sarah brainstormed design concepts, colors and fabrics, Tengah took care of the administrative details.
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Erik Spoelstra, the team's coach, said the coaching staff and front office had brainstormed ways to acquire Johnson.
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Pyron's brother reportedly brainstormed the flavors, which range from standard Cherry to Pickle to something called Bug Juice.
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In March 2017, members of the research team brainstormed about where to look for the silver-backed chevrotain.
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She's brainstormed ideas about a clothing line, for example, that would be targeted specifically to young, female athletes.
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Today's puzzle includes eight "brand innovations," brainstormed ideas for names of online dating sites targeted to specific audiences.
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Certainly a PR team could have brainstormed a catchier hashtag, like Harry Potter and the Cursed Child's infamous #KeepTheSecrets.
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The week before, we'd all sat around our dining room table, as they brainstormed plans for a possible addition.
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Over $2628 beer and wine, we brainstormed and sought to remain relevant in the development of U.S.-Africa policy.
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Studio and Bearwalk Cinema and brainstormed how they would pull off their surprise—and he felt the pressure mounting.
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While they struggled to get their tapes stocked by retailers, they brainstormed about other kids' merchandise they could sell.
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With Linda, the woman he jointly brainstormed about having veterans serve as COs and live on the prison campus.
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Lamensdorf got together with the other co-founders, all of whom are her friends, and they brainstormed over beers.
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Yet, when the council brainstormed ideas, like baking cupcakes or videotaping personalized messages for Ben, Platzner felt it wasn't enough.
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Acclaimed tattoo fixer Alice Perrin brainstormed a delightful Alice in Wonderland-inspired design featuring a pocketwatch, flowers and a teacup.
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They brainstormed ways to contribute to projects at home, but the timing wasn't ideal for big dreams about Muslim philanthropy.
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When Molly Sims brainstormed for her latest fashion collaboration, she didn't have to look much further than her own kids.
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My students brainstormed a list, which now both hangs in the front of our class and is in their notebooks.
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They brainstormed over beers in this small city about 60 miles west of Toronto, where they kept their project quiet.
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She's brainstormed ways to conserve her facility's dwindling supply of protective masks and gear and treated patients from their vehicles.
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Ledbetter brainstormed the voter engagement idea with a local attorney, Stephanie Sneed, who is running for the local school board.
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For more than an hour, they brainstormed, before Shankar and Tucker-Ray readied for their drive back to the airport.
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In the meantime, Telenav has already brainstormed how to entice people into letting themselves be tracked by ad companies: free stuff.
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Those are just some examples that we know of, most of which I brainstormed with my colleagues in about five minutes.
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The project was brainstormed for the Middle Eastern department store, Aïzone, the more casual counterpart to the high-end brand Aïshti.
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For my boss, I brainstormed a list of positives that would come from me having an extra day off each week.
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It recently threw an internal event where people from throughout the company brainstormed to come up with ideas for membership programs.
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I wanted a theme that felt at home in WIRED, so I brainstormed words and phrases that might lead to something.
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As lawmakers brainstormed ideas around the table, Trump encouraged many of them to be added to the background check bill. Sen.
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We brainstormed at least a dozen ideas before settling on this, a wacky concept that we originally pitched for a Monday.
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So Hughes questioned experts in high-tech surveillance, he brainstormed with private detectives, he spitballed ideas with friends from the military.
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The three-person team then brainstormed different tweets over email, all apparently with the assumption that they should address Senator Feinstein directly.
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During Thursday's episode of Desus & Mero, the VICELAND hosts roasted Gonzales and brainstormed ways for local restaurants to deal with his antics.
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As she walked, she brainstormed about what more she could do to work through her feelings of powerlessness after the presidential election.
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Mr. Galli, the magazine editor, said he had recently brainstormed a list of 50 to 100 words, looking for a suitable substitute term.
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When she brought a scuffed-up dresser to work, she and the clients brainstormed ways to finish the piece without using harsh chemicals.
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At least one Redditor appears to have pulled out a pen and paper and brainstormed a whole list of items for these guys.
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She noted one trend in which young TikTokers brainstormed creative ways to destroy your e-cigarette, like running it over with a car.
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While the groups brainstormed, John Wisdom, from G.E.'s communications department, told me that this was part of a two-week management course.
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Hi Team, I want to start a feminist book club but so far have only brainstormed 'Feminist Book Club' and 'Emma Watson Book Club'.
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The financial titans at the meeting apparently brainstormed ideas like using neck control collars, securing food lockers, and replacing human security personnel with robots.
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We've brainstormed dozens — probably hundreds — of ideas by now, but we've been so selective about what we pursue, only producing six puzzles to date.
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Instead I brainstormed ways to fit it into a themed puzzle and hit on the idea of starting the themers with different TASTE MAKERS.
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When Jasper, who at the time owned and operated 20 McDonald's locations in Texas, returned to his team, he brainstormed with them, as well.
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Challenge students to return to the original questions for which they brainstormed answers and correct or add detail to anything they now understand better.
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These young innovators completed CODeLLA's Summer Immersion, where they brainstormed ideas for apps and used the MIT App Inventor to bring them to life.
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She and her daughter, Laurin Leonard, now 215, brainstormed ideas in the visitor's room, wondering what would allow these women to reclaim their lives.
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We brainstormed right away about things that we would like to do in the future together, and had a late night session in Santa Monica.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC) told Vox of the group of top senators, House members, and Trump administration officials who brainstormed a framework for tax reform.
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We brainstormed four lists of lively theme entries, one each starting with MAKE, LOVE, NOT, and WAR; then developed a grid with matching-length pairs.
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At Les Paul's studio, Fender, Paul, and a designer and meticulous custom-instrument craftsman named Paul Bigsby brainstormed a solid-body guitar, consulting with musicians.
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After realizing they shared many of the same influences and interests, the two brainstormed concepts, with Wernquist revealing his desire to explore some new paths.
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On a group text with friends, we did ad hoc crisis management, drafted talking points and brainstormed non-Muslim allies who could talk about the holiday.
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This network may play a key role in idea evaluation or determining whether brainstormed ideas will actually work and modifying them to fit the creative goal.
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In a state of sheer panic, I brainstormed day and night for one of those weeks, and this particular concept was only half-baked by then.
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But rather than just throwing down those goals we actually then brainstormed: Okay, what are the programs that we are going to put next to them?
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But her daughters were far less nervous, and on the two-hour drive, they brainstormed about all the things they would do with their mom's new winnings.
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Just in case you haven't brainstormed a concrete plan, Sephora is here with its Beauty Insider Spring Bonus sale to help you spend all that extra cash.
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BDO started an internal education campaign, involving employees in sessions with senior executives in which they brainstormed about how a flexible workplace could improve the company's performance.
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The baker from Knoxville, Tennessee tells Mashable she brainstormed the idea of a starry galaxy cake after falling in love with photographic images from the Hubble Telescope.
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"It seems like we just picked up the camera and ran, but we actually sat down, brainstormed, and figured out a structure for the video," she said.
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They brainstormed a few ideas that didn't pan out, but recently decided to take one of van Kempen's designs and turn it into an Instagram selfie filter.
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Perez told Buzzfeed that she brainstormed with Perez-Gutierrez about how to make the big reveal special, adding that her sister was eager to tell Gutierrez right away.
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After their respective meetings with the principal, both families brainstormed ways to make sure the two students could still deliver the speeches they had worked so hard on.
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He had shut off from using PCs entirely and was only on mobile, so we brainstormed what you could do to marry social networks around photos with commerce.
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JEFF: After Mary Lou wrote me that ALL HALLOWS' EVE would make for a fun Halloween mini-theme, we brainstormed on what might be a good crossing answer.
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Alec's girlfriend, Lainie, then showed Nicole texts she had exchanged with him weeks before, in which the two brainstormed cost-cutting measures like ordering test strips from Amazon.
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Gordon Reid, president of Stop & Shop, said the grocer brainstormed how it could help people most at-risk, especially after seeing the crush of shoppers at its stores.
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"It is very clear to me that it is a Saudi threat ... We kind of brainstormed 6-7 reasons that put me on their crosshairs," he said, without elaborating.
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They brainstormed on what might be a single feature that was both useful and doable in the roughly one month they had to create an integration with Facebook Messenger.
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I had always wanted to try to make a picture puzzle, so I brainstormed images that could be done with a very small amount of dots to be connected.
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Over the course of the following year, the organization convened an advisory panel, diversified its company by hiring more Asian-American actors and brainstormed ways to contextualize the show.
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They were invited to some weekly leadership meetings, as well as the practice sessions before each of the hearings, where key players brainstormed a strategy and choreographed procedural maneuvers.
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We brainstormed dozens of caps and gowns, and I wrote a short script to print out all the combinations and filter them by entry length to help us choose.
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Musk also brainstormed on Twitter about possible technology for a safe evacuation, suggesting that an air tunnel constructed with soft tubing like a Bouncy Castle could provide flexible passage out.
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The fifth grader and her mother apparently brainstormed this deviant plan together, printed off pictures of a shirtless, glistening Momoa, and put them on "dozens of boxes" of the cookies.
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I'm excited to implement some of the new ideas I brainstormed while I was tossing and turning last night, and I get right to it while writing to my clients.
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Davis said they brainstormed some of the notes ahead of time, and that Ariana had the idea to write "could still get it" on Sean's page and "huuuuge" on Davidson's.
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Students will create their own schedules and projects, and my job will be to ensure standards are met, credits are appropriately interpreted, projects are brainstormed, and that timelines are followed.
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And Matthew Whitaker, who has publicly brainstormed about how President Donald Trump could rein in Mueller, has been named acting attorney general — putting him in charge of the Russia probe.
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According to Crane Davis, who brainstormed the moniker over beers with the other members of the "naming committee," the second choice was Danya, for District Around the Navy Yard Annex.
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This is entirely unacceptable, and in a Herculean effort to wrap our brains around why, precisely, this must be, we've brainstormed a list of reasons that could possibly explain it. 220.
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As they brainstormed and came up with ideas, they had a genuine meeting of the minds: Clarke's literary brilliance and foresight into the future of space travel met Kubrick's cinematic eye.
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" Sarah Kucserka, who developed the Hulu series with Veronica West, said when they brainstormed leads, "the top of the list — pie in the sky, it's never going to happen — was Zoë.
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Although the original Founding Farmers location is in D.C., the chain truly got its start in North Dakota, where members of a farmers union there brainstormed a way to support family farms.
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Sir Tim recently gathered some top computer scientists in a San Francisco church at an event called the Decentralized Web Summit, where attendees brainstormed ways to make the internet more broadly distributed.
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"I was kind of, like, 'I'm going to make my own show.... I saw YouTube as a means to do that," he tells CNBC Make It. Morenstein brainstormed content ideas, including comedy skits.
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Pishevar, a founder of Hyperloop One — a company trying to develop Elon Musk's futuristic mass-transit concept — brainstormed an idea for an application to curtail the number of police shootings during traffic stops.
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They should consider the reasons they already brainstormed about why many young people don't vote, as well as apply what they learned about strategies that are effective at encouraging young people to vote.
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So I had the idea of a bunch of pairs of entries that share both clues and letter banks, and I brainstormed for a while and came up with around a dozen pairs.
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At a sushi lunch the following week, Lowenstein brainstormed how to course correct with Emily Norman, the campaign's chief innovation officer; and two members of the campaign's digital team, Alex Witt and Catherine Gabel.
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"We laughed when we messed up, brainstormed ideas, and overall had a fun time, that is also completely innocent ... We had so much fun that the end result wasn&apost even our main concern."
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At a recent workshop for those interested in learning more about the sound system, a group of 17 people that included artists and sound healers brainstormed new uses for Audium, like ASMR listening parties.
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Resnick explained that after the meeting, they sat down and brainstormed some ideas, ultimately settling on a broad look at the story behind animation that would appeal to a wide audience of kids and adults.
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"When our team brainstormed on the name we kept coming back to this idea of a french press and the slower (but very rewarding) process of making a rich, good cup of coffee," she wrote.
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During a long road trip, Hadar brainstormed the other foods and beverages that she could serve at The C-House, including crab cakes, calamari, cheesy mac, chili, Caesar salads, cheeseburgers, chicken, craft beer, and, yes, cookies.
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It sounds a little bit as if the team just brainstormed a load of new games that could be done by digitally enhancing an old-fashioned toy, but the important thing is that this is hella fun.
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In the wake of the good vibe wave surrounding the news that LEGO would produce a "Women of NASA" set, we at Mashable put our heads together, and brainstormed: Who else deserves the LEGO treatment in 2017?
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More interestingly, we're working with New York artist Gretchen Heinel on a beautiful and really demented short film where we got together and brainstormed a concept for the film, and now we're scoring the music for it.
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And so after Mr. Danner read the news here, he quickly organized a call with Chamber of Commerce officials, who on Tuesday brainstormed ways to reassure BMW executives that they in fact considered them to be good.
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The One Day at a Time star joined her friend Sánchez in working with Voices for Puerto Rico, even reposting Sánchez's Instagram video of them meeting with Puerto Rican entertainers, who brainstormed more relief ideas for the island.
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We also had a serious career talk and brainstormed a few people for her to reach out to for future job opportunities; her contract with our company is almost up, and she is looking for something full-time.
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"In one of our studies, we asked children to brainstorm a list of questions to ask Santa, and we compared the kinds of questions they brainstormed to their ability to distinguish possible events from impossible ones," Shtulman said.
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They brainstormed other ways she could get students started, including model sentences and extra detail on the assignment, and scheduled Ironside's next visit to Zimmerman's classroom during a writing assignment to check up on whether the advice worked.
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In a series of tweets, Musk said his Boring Co, which digs tunnels for advanced transport systems, has advanced ground penetrating radar, and brainstormed that an air tunnel constructed with soft tubing like a Bouncy Castle could provide flexible passage out.
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While the agreement of legislators who are normally opposed on most fronts was remarkable, the anger also spread to pundits, officials, celebrities and ordinary citizens as Canadians vowed consumer boycotts of American goods and brainstormed insults of Trump on social media.
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I brainstormed ideas wanting to do something New York-centric, thus the NEW YORK NEW YORK running through the middle and ELLIS Island and CHINATOWN running down ... but a little YOU BETCHA as a shout-out to the Minnesotans out there!
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"The calendar was well received by family and friends and being that I recently left my career in finance to pursue the creative/comedic path, Shannon and I brainstormed on how we could expand the idea for a larger audience," he said.
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During an interview yesterday with MSNBC, Ben Cohen brainstormed a delectable-sounding pint in support of Sanders that literally involves smashing a top layer of chocolate and redistributing it with a bottom layer of mint ice cream to make mint chocolate chip.
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I thought the song had potential though, so I presented it to Simon Pedneault (the producer of my album) and we brainstormed on how we could maybe recycle the song and make it work with the sound and vibe we were going for.
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"After using scents to help people wake up in better conditions and in a better mood, we brainstormed a lot on the power of smell and what other issues it can solve," says Guillaume Rolland, the 20-year-old CEO of Sensorwake.
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Within the general principles she had broadly developed during 35 years of practice, Ms. Hadid, Mr. Schumacher and other architects, both senior and junior, brainstormed ideas together, and the younger design architects would then develop proposals that would lead to further sketches.
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But as I brainstormed with my partners in The Times's Gender Initiative and in its Styles department, we worried about the fact that we and other mainstream news outlets almost always channel the stories of young people through the eyes of adults.
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They brainstormed for five months and decided to tackle the broken customer experience of dinner: A microwaved burrito isn't satisfying, ordering from a restaurant is expensive and grocery lines are often too long to deal with after a tiring day at work.
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They brainstormed a few ideas, flew Bieber lookalike Brad Sousa in from Canada, bought him a wig to match the pop star's luscious locks, dressed him up in a hoodie big enough to hide his untattooed neck and forearms, and then set to work.
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On last night's Late Night, Meyers brainstormed a few casting ideas for Chicago President, which we assume will join the ranks of Chicago Med, Chicago Fire and Chicago PD. Meyers' choices are very thoughtful — Michael Cera would make Paul Ryan a lot less imposing.
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Chang and the other researchers brainstormed with a virtual reality team about different exercise programs that would enable astronauts to invite friends, family or even Twitter followers to join them in a virtual workout, making the daily repetition of their workouts more fun and competitive.
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While their team brainstormed several ideas, including Sousaa helping a grandma across the street, the one plan that clicked involved him dressed in a baggy pink sweatshirt, a long bleached blonde wig and sitting on a park bench alone eating a burrito in a unique way.
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As many of us brainstormed our New Year's resolutions and let our hangovers wear off, several firms began this week what for some is a long and arduous process of raising a VC fund and for others is as simple as a few phone calls to LPs.
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" McHugh, who has renounced the alt-right movement and no longer works for Breitbart, told the SPLC that Breitbart did all it could to promote negative coverage of Rubio: "Rubio was reviled, and reporters and editors brainstormed ways to craft a narrative that would harm his candidacy.
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They may think they know their son or daughter because they've brainstormed together about A.P. classes and spring break voluntourism, but beneath their parents' radar, teenagers are hosting backyard concerts, doing photo shoots, creating webisodes, making beer from hops they planted by the side of the house.
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So we brainstormed the Museum of Modern Pepe, and we thought: why don't we just pick 50 Pepes, just pick a short list, of the most—not so much the most valued ones, but really the most artistically unique and valued ones, the showcase of our scene.
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Industry marketer Meg Harkins and promoter Karen Rait came up with the idea earlier this week, according to Billboard, at a dinner where they and other music industry insiders brainstormed ways to ensure that the #MeToo and Time's Up movements were acknowledged at the Grammys, just like they were at the Golden Globes.
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The backdrop: Although the speech will be at the White House, originally they brainstormed holding it in front of the shuttered Iranian embassy in Washington, D.C., and then were considering various areas that highlight Iran's attacks on U.S. Marines — like the "Raising the flag on Iwo Jima" memorial outside of the Arlington Cemetery.
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You've also doubtless heard the story that arose after it: In 2014, the photo surfaced on Tumblr, along with a movie concept; three years later, Black Twitter brainstormed the digital pitch into a caper film; now, that film is reportedly in development at Netflix with Rihanna, Nyong'o, director Ava DuVernay, and screenwriter Issa Rae attached.
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Though it debuted as a bit on Fallon's show, the premise was Krasinski's brainchild — the Hollywood Reporter writes that the idea was hatched on a road trip Krasinski took with his wife Emily Blunt and their friend/Office writer Stephen Merchant, as the three brainstormed what Krasinski could do during his upcoming Late Night appearance.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Berners-Lee and Mr. Kahle and others brainstormed at the event, called the Decentralized Web Summit, over new ways that web pages could be distributed broadly without the standard control of a web server computer, as well as ways of storing scientific data without having to pay storage fees to companies like Amazon, Dropbox or Google.
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Monica had been on an email chain lamenting the election results with Brian and Elizabeth from Various Projects, so we brainstormed a name for this endeavor with them, and asked them to turn around a logo for us in just a couple of hours, while Monica and I thought about which charities to include and researched the logistics.
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While the minimal lo-fi, black and white framing aesthetics of the video were brainstormed after watching Segundo de Chomon's famous 1907 silent film, Le Spectre Rouge, the idea of choreographing a performance depicting the extremities of both mania and depression using just one dancer throughout is strongly rooted in a familiarity of living long periods with bipolar disorder.
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During the meeting—in which the producers and talent brainstormed beats and mapped out the structure of the show, from which Rose almost always deviates during its first block—someone noted that the last time a team won a Series after a Game 1 loss, which the Cubs had just sustained, was in 2009, when Rodriguez's Yankees came back to beat the Phillies.
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This was one of those puzzles where the students became the teachers — the J.A.S.A. class came up with the revealer, brainstormed the best theme pairs, drew up the skeleton of the grid, and even bailed us out of a bad fill moment: They dropped in OH MY LORD where we'd had OH MY WORD and were coming up empty or trivial [in the surrounding fill].
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BRO + N.C.O.s The Denver BRONCOS 26A: Actor Lundgren + Elected officials : DOLPHINS Actor DOLPH + Ins (those who are elected are 'in') The Miami DOLPHINS 50A: Butter square + Hilarious people Butter PAT + RIOTS The New England PATRIOTS 52A: London's Big ___ + Ladies Big BEN + GALS The Cincinnati BENGALS 66A: U.S. soldier + Little scurriers G.I. + ANTS The New York GIANTS Amanda Chung and Karl Ni: TEAM BUILDING as a revealer came about as we brainstormed for a different puzzle.
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