Sentence examples for ideas for a second from inspiring English sources

"If you're relying on Mr. Long Island for romance, the only thing I can guarantee is that there's a pretty good chance you won't be needing any ideas for a second date," Mr. Watt wrote in response to a recent query.

Bacall, however, said that he's got some ideas for a second part already -- and with $35 million in ticket sales over the weekend, it seems likely he'll have the chance to put them into action.

Then why is Fox thrilled with its performance and developing ideas for a fifth chapter?

Alligator wrestling, or swimming with sharks, probably aren't the best ideas for a first date, but apparently people tend to find high-risk behaviours more attractive.

Kay is writing down ideas for a third series for Channel 4 and admitted he may also commit the caustic, wheelchair-bound club owner Brian Potter and his motley crew of incompetents to celluloid.

With Brown under intense pressure to show that he has not run out of ideas for a fourth term, ministers will today publish a new document highlighting other ideas likely to be included in Labour's manifesto, including new ways of funding long-term care for the elderly, expanding nursery places, scrapping the remaining hereditary peers in the Lords and radical reforms of policing.

Recently, while completing post-production on his new adaptation of Roald Dahl's The BFG, and getting ready to shoot the virtual-reality sci-fi thriller Ready Player One, while also in talks with Tony Kushner on another script, he exchanged emails with the screenwriter David Koepp about ideas for a fifth Indiana Jones sequel.

In May of last year, Jay Roach was quoted in an Independent article saying that he and Myers are still kicking around ideas for a fourth installment of Austin Powers.

In an interview with The Times in April, Cannon said she was "glad to have been the only writer in this world" and added that she had already kicked around some ideas for a third film.

Explaining his idea for a second inquiry into the way newspapers might be regulated, Mr. Cameron said: But we need action as well to learn the wider lessons for the future of the press.

"I believe that!" He talked about Presidential politics, and an idea for a second book — about "the social and political and legal fabric of male and female sexuality" — and his hope that Anne Heche would play his girlfriend in the third season of "30 Rock".