Usage of "have a brainwave"

We have no meanings for "have a brainwave" in our records yet.

Usage of have a brainwave in English

I'm sorry, and next time I have a brainwave, I'll talk to you first. 
 Ashes and bones: an emma fielding mystery 

Ashe, however, gave the matter some thought, and had a brainwave. 
 The Guardian 

It was here, for example, that David Graveney had a brainwave. 
 The Guardian 

Then Iya Femi had a brainwave and decided to sing her signature tune. 
 The secret lives of baba segi's wives 

I had met him once or twice in the old days, and I had a brainwave. 
 Death at the Excelsior, and Other Stories 

Romulus' spirits plummeted, before he had a brainwave. 
 The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle 

Then I had a brainwave -instead of buttering just the one slice, I buttered both. 
 The Guardian 

Zane Lowe had a brainwave: gathering some musicians together to "rescore" the much lauded Drive soundtrack. 
 The Irish Times 

But then I had a brainwave. 
 Wired 

Ravi's wheeler-dealer cousin Sonny has a brainwave: what country respects its aged rather than treating them like dirt? 
 The Guardian 

Suddenly Bruno had a brainwave. 
 The boy in the striped pyjamas 

Vincent Kompany had a brainwave. 
 The Guardian 

Then Falk had a brainwave. 
 The Irish Times 

Then, someone had a brainwave. 
 Independent.ie 

Through fist-fulls of shoestring fries, they continue to spit the word "vibin'" in haste until Dean has a brainwave. 
 News.com.au 

Meanings of have a brainwave in English