Sentence examples for good idea to join from inspiring English sources
"It's not a good idea to join the Japanese program".
Then there was General de Gaulle's double "Non" in 1963 and 1967, which kept us out when we finally thought it might be a good idea to join.
It is probably a good idea to join the automobile club, which is a solid institution with a wide network of mechanics, hotels and gas stations (with discounts on gas).
It's probably not a very good idea to join the yob culture or spray graffiti around rundown council estates but, on balance, it strikes me as less worrying than dropping cluster bombs on Iraqi civilians.
Late last year, I decided it would be a good idea to join the French Foreign Legion.
He believes "it's not a good idea" to join the rest of the cast in Mexico for the upcoming fourth season of "Bachelor in Paradise," according to a CNN source.
Last week the Greek Prime Minister, George Papandreou, decided it would be a good idea to ask another 11,000,000 people to join in.
It is a good idea to try and have your kid join a more advanced soccer league when they are young, so they can develop their skills and learn to play at a higher level.
It's a good idea, however, to join a gym and eat well.
While many of the monasteries can be accessed by public transport, joining a guided tour is a good idea to maximize time and glean the most information. .
