Meaning:
If you like an idea, you can respond to “How does that sound?” with this phrase.
Examples:
- We’re planning a weekend trip to the mountains. That sounds great!
- How about we try the new Italian restaurant downtown? That sounds great.
- Let's go see a movie tonight. That sounds great.
- Would you like to join us for a barbecue on Saturday? That sounds great!
- We could have a picnic in the park. That sounds great.
- I’ve got an extra ticket to the concert. Want to come? That sounds great!
- How about we start the meeting with some coffee and pastries? That sounds great.
- Would you be interested in a hike this weekend? That sounds great!
- Let’s organize a surprise party for her birthday. That sounds great.
- I thought we could work together on this project. That sounds great.
- Let's spend the afternoon at the beach. That sounds great.
- We could host a game night at my place. That sounds great!
- How about we take a yoga class together? That sounds great.
- Want to join me for a bike ride tomorrow morning? That sounds great!
- We should cook dinner together sometime. That sounds great.
- Let’s catch up over coffee next week. That sounds great.
- I’m thinking of signing up for a painting class. Want to join? That sounds great!
- We could volunteer at the animal shelter this weekend. That sounds great.
- I’m organizing a charity run next month. Interested? That sounds great!
- Why don’t we go to the amusement park this weekend? That sounds great.
- That sounds great, but I already know what I want.
- That sounds great, but I'm still in the studio with Danielle.
- That sounds great, I could go for a burger and fries.
- That sounds great, except what are we gonna use for bait?