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Most people seem to have a good idea what they want when their turn comes up.
I had a pretty good idea what he was up to.
But she had a good idea where she'd find him.
Saying them words put a good idea in my head.
Maybe getting up hadn't been such a good idea after all.
The following day gave her a very good idea of what was to come.
I have a pretty good idea of what's been going on around here.
But she now had a pretty good idea who might.
At least he had a good idea how to get back.
No, here was our only chance and a good idea.
At the time, getting hit by a car didn't seem like a great idea.
You don't go from nothing to a great idea without doing a lot of work.
You never know who's going to have a great idea.
And then we thought what a great idea for a book.
Great idea, he decided, a chance to learn from the best.
And I have a great idea as to how he could do it.
Her mother didn't think it was such a great idea.
Some people here have great ideas but they don't get them out.
Why am I not so sure that's such a great idea?
It was done in the name of a great idea.
"Could be the reason they never finished up those big, fine ideas."
So that's the end of all their fine ideas about him!
A fine idea had occurred to him while he was talking.
About the same number thought it was a fine idea.
A marriage between one of your people and mine is a fine idea.
My sister started to cry and told him she thought that was a fine idea.
But you've given me a fine idea for a story, so run along.
It is high time, however, that we put this fine European idea into practice.
On the whole, they thought we had a hell of a fine idea here.
A fine idea, since there is much to see elsewhere.
Idiome