This was thought to be a good idea, and we agreed to consider it at our next meeting.
I talked about it at home, and it was generally thought to be a good idea, although my sister was in favor of it only in case I took her with me.
There soon seemed to be a good deal more running, and as they began to drag things about, I thought that it would be a good idea to get up and find out what was going on.
Mrs. Bates thought that a good idea, so much ill will was saved among the children.
It might be a good idea to keep your eye open to-day for your first lesson.
But amid the bustle and rush, in view of another frosty night, Sponsilier inquired if it would not be a good idea to fortify against the chill, by taking along a bottle of brandy.
I thought it a good idea to make a couple of thousand more before starting east, if I could just as well as not, and called on the advertiser.
I suggested that it might also be a good idea to paint me, or at least my auburn hair.
Expecting the barber to return at once, I thought it a good idea to try and hold my first customer till he should arrive.
I told him I did, but thought it a good idea for us to get out some special circulars advertising myself, and see if we couldn't raise a few dollars.
Anyway, I thought it was a good idea, but good night, it got me into a kind of a scrape.
Good idea," he said; "any news of the little codger?
Maybe it was because it was Sunday and because it was so still all around that I had a good idea.
They lay about one mile apart, and were of the form shown in Illustration 2, which will give a good idea of the flat-topped hills hereabouts.
Illustration 4, exactly the size of life, gives a good idea of it.
He could not carry to his employer a poor drawing of a good idea, or a poor idea for something which required a superior thought, and long hope to retain his position.
That's a good idea, I should say," observed Eugene judicially.
It was a good idea, but needed an exceptional man for the position.
That's a good idea, gossip, but your wife will lose by the exchange.
That's a good idea; principals are always the best in these affairs.
It would be a good idea," said Raiberti, "to call on the Count d'Aglie.
A good idea," said Nunez, "and we'll go and do it.
He could not give us the exact latitude and longitude of this spot, but as his boat kept on a straight westward course after he left here, he got a good idea of the latitude from the Mexican brig which he boarded three days afterwards.
It is a good idea to tie it on with strong thread or small cord.
When building it is a good idea to let the top pole extend about a couple of feet beyond the pen.
The British Columbia Government pays bounties upon the skulls, only I think this is a good idea as the skins are not mutilated and depreciated by scalping, punching or cutting as usual.
On the inside of coop it is a good idea to lay a board six inches or wider over the ditch.
That's a good idea, Frank," Jerry declared when he heard the order given to drop their burdens and lie around for ten minutes or so.
That's a good idea, Frank," admitted Will, as he tried to keep close on the heels of his hurrying comrade.
Mother said she thought that would be a good idea, and Leon started in the direction of Falls', but he only went as far as Deams'.
He kept on complaining, until father told him before bedtime that he had better rest a day or two, and mother said that would be a good idea.
I thought that was a good idea, and went to ask her for the gramophone.
My mother thought it would be a good idea to have the circus brought up to the Summer Palace, where they could perform, so she asked Her Majesty whether this might be done.
These menus will give a good idea of the different classes of dinners that can be obtained.
It is not nearly so interesting to look at, but it gives a good ideaof what comes out of the sea every day to supply the needs of San Francisco and the surrounding country.
When we explore new worlds it might be a good ideato have a liberal supply of such ammunition, of various weights, for emergencies.
Fine--that's once you had a good idea, if you never have another!
That suits me," said John, "and I think it would be a good idea.
Both the other boys thought this would be a good idea, and they accordingly proposed these plans to Alex before they went aboard the steamer.
But he wasn't the first to run it on out," said John, who also had a good idea of the geography hereabouts, which he had carefully studied in advance.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good idea" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
