Meanings of getting an idea in anglès

Digital contact also makes getting an idea about a car's condition possible.

It was like the old cartoon lightbulb of someone getting an idea.

I've only read eight pages. Aria grew silent, getting an idea.

Not quite quickly enough to stop Cabal getting an idea what was in there, though.

Emma reached for another cracker, suddenly getting an idea.

Then she turned to Ethan, getting an idea.

He checked each fragment for resonant frequencies, getting an idea of the size and shape of each.

I'm getting an idea of Hermione though.

She looked up, getting an idea.

And he was getting an idea.

It was all those days talking to Odo and getting an idea how those Normans think-that'swhat started it.

John Sayles says getting an idea is like getting the flu -you feel sick, you can't shake it off.

He said the tests were aimed at getting an idea of how much capital banks would need if non-performing loans went up.

Any architect will tell you that getting an idea is easy -but turning it into reality is a long and complex process!

Not infrequently, the mesmeriser only succeeds in getting an idea into his subject's head by slow degrees through a carefully graduated series of hints.

Anyone working in the arts or culture will tell you that the most difficult aspect in getting an idea from A to Z is funding.