" I email Moritz and I say, "I have an idea.
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Laurie: I have an idea of how we could manage.
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I have an idea, but I want to learn more.
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Hmm, I have an idea, but I'm not telling you.
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"I have an idea … to save Trump's ass," Stone wrote.
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You know, Joe, I have an idea to make soccer better.
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I have an idea for replacing one of those statues... pic.twitter.
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So I have an idea to see if he really changed.
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" And Sev goes, "I have an idea for an opening sequence.
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Opinion Columnist I have an idea: Let's chat on the phone!
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And fellas, I have an idea for a new T-shirt….
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"I have an idea for a quick bit here," Jeannie said.
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LG: I have an idea — you should drive and terrify him.
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I have an idea for the new Air New Zealand safety video.
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That said, I have an idea for its send-off from us.
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"I have an idea who it is," Na'im said, not sounding surprised.
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"When Ashima was born, I have an idea for her," Tsuya said.
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"I told him, 'I have an idea in mind,'" Mr. Root recalled.
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I think I have an idea of the kind of person I've got.
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When I have an idea of improving something, I give it a try.
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I have an idea of where to start to change my whole life.
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"Now I have an idea of what I'm trying to accomplish," Zunino said.
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He wasn't on acid himself, but he was like, 'I have an idea.
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"I have an idea for @JebBush whose campaign is a disaster," Trump tweeted.
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So I have an idea of what to deal with and what to expect.
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Dear Amy: I have an idea that might help relationships in this divided age.
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But I can't say I have an idea how it's going to play out.
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"I have an idea…" Michaels wrote to Cohen and Roker on Twitter last Friday.
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To the creators of Tab Wrangler: I have an idea for your next project.
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I'm not here to explain everything, but I have an idea what was wrong.
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It was like, "I have an idea, let's record it," and there it is.
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TRUMP: In order to get his sentence reduced, he says, 'I have an idea.
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"I have an idea for how he can change it -- don't run," Walsh said.
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I would love to do another movie if I have an idea, for sure.
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I just think that I have an idea of what it is to be famous.
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" The two remain silent for a moment, before Becky excitedly proclaims, "I have an idea!
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I have an idea of the brutality of the regime my parents fled as teenagers.
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Do you know, when I was at the G7, I said, I have an idea, everybody.
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If I'm here, I think I have an idea of somebody that I'll have plans with.
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"I have an idea…" Michaels wrote to Cohen and Roker on Twitter on Friday, Jan. 11.
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It's not like I was going into these offices and saying, like, I have an idea.
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"I have an idea," he said, looking upward like he was trying to tabulate the number.
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I have an idea of what to do and I think his family will be proud.
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"I have an idea of a guy who came in and scoped the place," he said.
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I don't sit there and say, "It's 3pm …" I have to write something when I have an idea.
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"Hey, I have an idea...why don't we all never watch ANYTHING on A&E again," she tweeted.
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Now I have an idea of what looks good, what goes together, the color pallet [and] the materials.
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So I have an idea of what it's going to take to make our government work more efficiently.
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"I was just thinking ... I have an idea for you," says the caller, seemingly trying to suppress laughter.
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"I have an idea…" Michaels wrote to Cohen, 50, and Roker, 64, on Twitter on Friday, Jan. 11.
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So I have an idea of what it's going to take to make our government work more efficiently.
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"My problem is I have an idea that could be a novel once every 20 years," she said.
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I have an idea for a hamburger filled with mac and cheese, I'll start working on that soon.
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I thought I have an idea that I believe in so much that no one is working on.
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I got very nervous because for a weekly comic I needed a topic I have an idea about.
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At least now I have an idea of what I'm looking for, a way to fix the frosty frumpies.
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I get a whim, and I have an idea, and I have all of this shit at my house.
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As you're aware from the headline of this post, I have an idea for the perfect version of Twitter.
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I'll do a lot of eBay searches if I'm looking for something specific and I have an idea already.
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I have an idea of how that can be done differently than it has been done in other applications.
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Leslee Cohen: One is startup formation and I do work with those 'I have an idea' kind of companies.
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I'm trying to get somebody to give me a chance to do another documentary I have an idea for.
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I have an idea: I hand him my Android so he can continue to navigate, and we are off again.
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"Now, whenever I have an idea, it can fit for either one of the two (projects)," Karlsson says over Skype.
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I have an idea of why, but it's kind of beneath the leader of a country to go that route.
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I have an idea of why, but it's kind of beneath a leader of a country to go that route.
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" Turning to a group of supporters, the president said, "Hey, fellas, I have an idea for a new T-shirt.
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I have an idea about Donald Trump: Donald Trump is not going to be beaten just by insider politics talk.
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I have an idea how this disconnect happened: even as startups slumped, a mystique developed around the people who began them.
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I was too scared to ask how and where the visitors exit the building, but I think I have an idea.
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"He came in my bedroom and said, 'I have an idea that's going to make things better between us,' " she said.
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"So every time I have an idea that people tell me, 'No, don't do that,' I say, 'Oops, I'm on to something.'"
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And in order to get his sentence reduced, he says, 'I have an idea, I'll give you some information on the president.
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However, every once in a while, I can't hold my tongue, or, sometimes, I have an idea and I can't let go.
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I have an idea, legislation that we pass that every time they get a venture capital investment, you've got to give some.
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I have an idea of something I believe in, and then with my partners I figure out how to get it funded.
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"We're walking through the building with flashlights because all the power was still out, and Neumann says, 'I have an idea,'" Rudin recalls.
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After I had done this George Martin said to me, "Paul I have an idea of putting a string quartet on the record".
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When it comes to it, and I have an idea I have to write down, I want to do that and only that.
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But if I have an idea of the world I'd love to inhabit, it includes as expansive an idea of family as possible.
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Sometimes I'll ask around for help and bounce ideas off of people if I have an idea that I'm not entirely sure about.
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The move was effective, if unnerving — "The next time I have an idea like that, punch me in the face," Tyrion told Varys.
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"It's pretty straightforward, I have an idea of what I want to sell the property for," Mr. White said in a recent interview.
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"So Kat, I have an idea for a new costume that everybody should wear where you look depressed, malnourished, and sad," he said.
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I have an idea that I don't expect Nintendo to use, but that I do think it should: offer a monthly paid subscription service.
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Usually, once I have an idea for a theme, I search through lists of words, idioms or phrases to find material that fits the concept.
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" People would walk around saying, "I have an idea for X," and the response was always, "Great, go do it," and, "How can I help?
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After those projects are wrapped up, I have an idea for doing a series about the amount of space we take up in our daily lives.
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Typically, when I have an idea for a Sunday puzzle, I'll put the puzzle together and then have to wrack my brain for a good title.
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" When I met him, he said, "The Fifth Maid, I have an idea that she is supposed to be older, that she's Elektra's and Orest's old nanny.
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"I have an idea, there are a couple of them, but I probably, that's kind of one of those things you're not supposed to know," he said.
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I'm starting to write something now—I have an idea of what it's going to be, the image I'm starting with—and I can't leave it alone.
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Kenya and his writing staff do their thing, and when I have an idea or a suggestion, we throw things at the wall and see what sticks.
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I would do any of them, but I have an idea for "Meistersinger" that I would love to do, but I can't tell you on the record.
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I also know myself is if I have an idea that I think is a great idea, I'll jump right into it without thinking about the consequences.
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I would never say 'I have an idea' and then hope our state leaders would go and implement it and help my friends and me to change something.
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I have an idea of how Google and Facebook could be listening to us, following us, but I don't yet know exactly how, where it ends and begins.
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Whenever I have an idea I quickly and immediately write a sentence or two in the form of a running list to remind myself later of the thought.
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"Marlene took me aside and told me, 'I have an idea, but I don't know if the network will let me do it,'" the actress told the magazine.
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I have an idea that she's made an easy alliance, one of convenience, that so many of us make every day with the hierarchies that we exist within.
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If I have an idea for a shoot/character, I'll often practice in the mirror to see if it works like I think it does in my head.
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I have an idea, but there are a couple of things that might happen in the middle of the podcast that I still haven't gotten a handle on.
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But if airports are so intent on reaching into flyers' pockets, I have an idea: Let them do it in the open and in the light of day.
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"I have an idea … to save Trump's ass," Stone wrote to Manafort, his former '80s-era lobbying partner whom he helped land a job atop the Trump campaign.
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I have an idea for a book that would look at American art from the end of the 19th century through the 1920s — specifically, the people around Robert Henri.
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I guess I didn't really come from Hollywood to begin with, so I get to make movies there when I have an idea for a movie, but I make things.
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I have an idea, based on the facts in the game, that Jesse might be able to maintain her connection with her Objects of Power even if the Board said no.
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As Google prepares to take the wraps off its next big iteration, Android P, at Google I/O 2018, I have an idea for an alliterative theme: make it Android P for Privacy.
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I feel I was able to control my shots and I have an idea where the ball was going to go, which especially around a course like this it's good to have that.
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As an artist I try to imagine I have some sense of where the collective consciousness of the country is — that I have an idea, however vague, of what the general mood is.
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Current Events Conversation Last week we asked students to post suggested topics for a writing prompt, and Xander Kruvczuk from the United States of America did: I have an idea for a daily prompt.
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I have an idea of myself as an independent person, and my hearing loss forces me to confront that idea daily, to admit that I need help and that I need to ask for it.
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On my way, I have an idea to make the tag game even better, so I stop at a Dollar General and pick up two pairs of cheap dark sunglasses with my company credit card.
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I have an idea — I don't know if things have changed — but I think it's going to take a lot of work on both of their parts to figure out what the next steps are.
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I have always been more of line person mainly because when I have an idea and picture it in my mind, I want to draw it as fast as possible so it won't slip away.
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On the last night of summer my friends and I were driving at night when I spotted a dim lit sewer drain and I stopped the car and told the girls I have an idea.
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"In order to get his sentence reduced, he says, I have an idea, I'll give you some information on the president," Trump said earlier this month in an interview with Jeanine Pirro of Fox News.
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If I have an idea I really like, it can make me feel really good, it can pull me out of depression, or it can send me to depression… But that's what I like about writing, in general.
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And that is the beauty of the console the technology people Josh and his team are very bright people that come up with ideas advanced so I don't care really who says oh I have an idea of hyperloop.
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"We were still figuring out parts, and Alabama walks over to the piano and says, 'I have an idea,' and she starts playing this idea that ended up becoming the bridge part of the piano; it was very organic," he said.
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"I have an idea To save Trump's ass," Stone wrote in an email to Paul Manafort, the former chairman of the Trump campaign who is currently serving a prison sentence over fraud charges that also stemmed from the Mueller investigation.
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So when I have an idea, like "Oh, this would be cool with a big thing on the ceiling," I'll do a sketch—maybe I'll do like twenty five sketches—then I'll pick one and make a fully rendered illustration.
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When I think I have an idea and am like, "This is about to be it, this is about to kill him," he'll either deconstruct it in a way that I'd never thought about before, or give a suggestion that makes it better.
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Look, there&aposs a long way to go between here and the end, one thing we could say about President Obama is-- (CROSSTALK) PIRRO: Okay, I have an idea, guys, I have -- hold on Chris, I can&apost yell tonight, I have a sore throat.
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LAHREN: I like the sound of that, too, but you know, she is a Democratic socialist and she&aposs going to be campaigning with Bernie Sanders, the young people are supposed to love socialism, but also young people love reality TV, so Jesse, I have an idea.
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"It's an iterative process: 'I have an idea; I find out why it's bad; I pivot it to something else; I find out why that's bad, and I keep doing that,' until if you're lucky and persistent, eventually you find something which other people want," he added.
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"I have an idea Harry is going to choose not to go down the traditional route so much, in that he will not have a sapphire," explains the royal jewelry expert, who notes that the Queen Mother and Princess Diana both chose the precious blue stone.
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I could not distinguish the features of a character's face when I have an idea concerning this character, when I see him or her in a room, and in most cases the room itself is fairly generic—except when I'm actually describing a room—this does happen somewhere in "Zero K"—and then I see a room much more clearly.
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" With all this in mind, Heinz couldn't pass up the opportunity to join forces with Sheeran when he reached out to them on Instagram in April, saying "Yo @heinz I have an idea for a TV ad if you wanna do one, if not I won't be offended, I could never be mad at you…have your people call my people.
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I have an idea of where to start: I think we all would agree that we want our future lives to be easier, healthier, and more prosperous; our future planet to be cleaner, more secure, and greener; and we all want to ensure future generations will continue to be able to progress down a path toward an even brighter tomorrow.
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