Sentence examples for bit of an idea from inspiring English sources

"We've probably got a bit of an idea who we might play," he said.

She responded, "He can give me a bit of an idea, and I know what it means".

Guardian Australia intern Molly Glassey also works in Dymocks, Brisbane, so has a bit of an idea about what the city is reading.

At some point when you've got a bit of an idea about what you want to do it might be too big, too challenging and it might need a specialist type of analysis that you are unable to do.

We start writing and maybe there is a little bit of an idea behind the record or what I'm striving for but I don't really consider what I do art, I think it's just music.

"YOUR den, your living room, your car and your pocket: I hope that gives you a little bit of an idea of where we're going," said Steve Jobs, the boss of Apple Computer, at the end of his most recent product announcement, on September 12th.

Thanks to Basis' demo at CES today, we've got a little bit more of an idea.

We have this idea — a bit of a lazy idea — that reading fiction always and everywhere makes us better people.

"Most of us have a little bit of an unrealistic idea of what we should look like," said Cathy Monas, the director of the weight management and nutrition center at St . Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital in New York.

When I did Kathryn's Decoded course a couple of years ago, it was a bit of a crazy idea to go off and learn to code.

May said: "It would be a bloody tough call to do Top Gear without Jeremy, that would be a bit of a daft idea.