Meanings of work on ideas in English

Now I'm going to forget that problem and work on ideas for getting out of this star system.

He has shown at Amazon that he is willing to work on ideas for years before they become profitable.

Then, after the Sunday midday meal, Tom returned to his laboratory to work on ideas for a shock-wave deflector.

He added that U.S. special envoy George Mitchell would continue to work on ideas with Israeli leaders in coming days.

But students themselves have been working on ideas to prevent such self sacrifice being needed again.

During the next 29 hours the developers within the Guardian will spend time working on ideas.

A bit more time working on ideas instead of working up a sweat might have been better.

I am always working on ideas.

Keys also said she's working on ideas for a Broadway debut, although it's not clear whether she'll act, direct or write.

"You working on ideas of your own?" Geoff asks.

Rebecca Solnit first establishes a link between walking and thinking - the mind working on ideas and problems at three miles an hour.

James Crow is also the founder of Gimme Shelter, a think-tank project working on ideas to secure permanent housing for homeless in New Zealand.

Mr Twyford says the government is working on ideas to bring forward government projects to create new jobs - because they understand people are struggling.

We have been working on ideas, and in many of these "grand unified theories," you actually get sterile neutrinos falling out of the theory.