Sentence examples for gets the bright idea from inspiring English sources
So she gets the bright idea to behave well enough so she in effect earns a spot by her current rather than her past behavior.
Someone got the bright idea of changing the state's special license plates from U.N. to "DPL" to spread the blame.
"I get the bright idea that since I needed a checking account I would use the Chamber of Commerce checking account," she said.
But Mr. Veit grew up in Erie County, and a couple of years ago, he got the bright idea of going home to recruit.
If some Detroit executive got the bright idea to consult a poet for marketing advice today, one rather doubts he'd know whom to call.
But one passenger got the bright idea that she would use her smartphone to take a picture of him sprawled in his seat sleeping and then send it out over the plane's Wi-Fi.
His dad was born in London, but when someone got the bright idea of interning Italians for the duration of the second world war, they packed his dad off back to northern Italy to be cared for by an aunt.
JASON TRACHTENBURG is the piano-playing songwriter who got the bright idea of turning discarded slide collections found at places like yard sales -- long-forgotten industrial presentations or family outings -- into fodder for imagined narratives.
I had some Greek oregano my father had given me, which thrived until I got the bright idea to transplant it to a more convenient spot just by the kitchen door.
