have the right idea

No matter, he had the right idea in the end.

I think old Sam and all those others had the right idea.

As in many things, Dad had the right idea all along.

A. Your father has the right idea, but the wrong plants.

It was starting to look like he had the right idea.

He had the right idea about the military and war, for instance.

But 1 think that your lawyer has the right idea.

And I think you had the right idea to ask for an alliance.

Real Simple may have the right idea, just the wrong planet.

Whether it did or not, the Pentagon has the right idea.

The chess players had the right idea, she told herself.

One fan arrived and thought he had the right idea.

So, dear colleagues, we have had the right idea for many years now.

"Maybe the Federation people had the right idea," she said.

A friend of mine had the right idea before the internet was even in everyone's homes.

Maybe it was being here, among people he sensed had the right ideas.

"Endeavor has the right idea as to where it's going, and I wanted to be part of that."

We were concerned with the start-up and whether people had the right idea about business studies.

"I believe that Julian might have had the right idea," she said.

I think you have the right idea keeping your children in school during term time).

Having the right idea, though, is a long way from doing the right thing.

The Spanish really do have the right idea - you are never too old for a nap.

Clearly, the captain of that vessel had the right idea.

So Mayer had the right idea but the wrong register.

The guys on the team had the right idea.