And when you go aginst that idee you are goin' aginst the everlastin' forces of nater.
Wall, it wuz jest about as wild a idee that Ferdinand had to listen to; I d'no that he wuz any more to blame than they would be for not hearin' to it.
The ceilin' and walls are covered with landscape views of Southern Spain, and a mandolin orchestra carried out the idee of a Andulusian Garden.
It would be a good idee to go to the grounds in it; you can go down in it in half an hour--it is only seven or eight milds.
You have got to swim out for yourself, and then you may have some idee of the vastness on't.
Why, jest the idee on't would, I believe, stunt Amanda Bobbet, or else throw her into spazzums.
I hain't gin much idee of all there is to see in that buildin', and I hain't in any on 'em.
Sez I, "Your danger appauls me, and also the idee of bein' up nights with you.
And I wiped my brow on my white linen handkerchief, for though the idee didn't surprise me none, it started the sweat.
Wall, to anybody that loves to look on every side of a idee from top to bottom, and had had sech experiences on top of the Earth as I had, it wuz a great treat to see what wuz inside of the Old World.
I wanted it deep enough to show the profound esteem and honor in which I held him, and not deep enough so's to give him the false idee that I wuz a professional dancer, or opera singer, or anything of that sort.
I hain't got no idee on't, nohow," said Israel shaking his head.
Didn't they git our idee what we wuz arter wen we stopped the courts?
But ye see some of the boys hev got a noshin agin heven any more fellers sole aout fer debt, an we've been a explainin our idee to Iry this mornin.
He's pison proud, Perez is, an I guess the idee they wuz callatin tew hev him licked, hez kinder riled him.
I hearn that's the idee as the Hampshire folks went fer in the convenshun daown tew Hatfield this week.
But he was so animated and happy at the idee of goin' that he looked on the bright side of everything, and he said that we would go to bed before dark, and get as much sleep as we commonly did.
I'd noidee of being treated in this way after you'd been so polite to me, and made such a fuss over me and the girls.
Sall wrote it down, she said it warnt a bad idee that; but father larfed, he said he guessed minister's courtin days warnt over, when he made such pretty speeches as that are to the galls.
According to my idee you have no more right to take them, than you have to take my clocks without payin for 'em.
To tell the truth, Deacon Soper, I rather guess he don't like the idee of dancin', and some of the other little arrangements.
The landlady didn't know anything about such notions; it was an idee in folks' heads, she expected.
I reckon I must 'a' got that idee from what Jesus said to the thief on the cross.
Wall, it's a sorter ideeof the wimmin," explained Jeff.
I've no ideewhat er road would cost, but it would take a power o' money, sho.
For a time we'll have everything our own way, an' then the king will have a pretty good idee of what the Yankees can do.
Wait till the Phoebe heaves in sight, an' then we'll have a fairly good idee of whether they're friendly or not.
I've got an idee that she'll tell you to go if I say so.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "idee" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
