obvious thing to do

The obvious thing to do was to give the running of the world over to women.

At the time, it seemed like the obvious thing to do.

It seemed the obvious thing to do, but he knew the Service too well.

The obvious thing to do, of course, if one could.

She had agreed because it was the obvious thing to do.

It's the obvious thing to do, on the face of it.

"The obvious thing to do is to put the drugs where they come in," he said.

It would be the obvious thing to do under the circumstances.

The obvious thing to do if you're feeling sick is to go to bed.

I had always loved walking so it seemed the obvious thing to do.

And to follow bees was the obvious thing to do.

"This was on the list of obvious things to do for capital investment."

That was the obvious thing to do: why did he hesitate?

It seems an obvious thing to do when the pudding is there in front of me.

Looking at it from a businessman's point of view, it's the obvious thing to do.

No, knocking down the cable was the obvious thing to do.

It was, he said with a shrug, the most obvious thing to do under the circumstances.

All he could remember was that, at the time, it was the obvious thing to do.

To do these tests is a very obvious thing to do.

Well, the most obvious thing to do is take bytes of the document at a time.

It seemed the most obvious thing to do, but she was that panicked."

The obvious thing to do is to switch you to Spitfires.

At this point, it seems like the obvious thing to do is to err on the side of things being awful.

"It was the obvious thing to do," Valentine said after watching the painful eighth.

"It's so clever that in hindsight it seems like the obvious thing to do," he says.