The news came completely out of the blue, and nobody knew how to react., , Stop telling me what to do and just get off my back!, , The sudden scream scared the life out of me., , If you want to improve your grades, you’ll have to pull your socks up., , He was really between a rock and a hard place when he had to choose between his career and his family., , Their constant disagreement became a real bone of contention., , Don’t push your luck; you’ve already avoided trouble once., , After the party last night, he decided to use the hair of the dog to cure his hangover., , You can try to convince her, but wild horses couldn’t drag her to change her mind., , When he suddenly quit his job, everyone thought he had decided to kick the bucket, but he just needed a long break., , She always tells the truth exactly as it is, straight from the horse’s mouth., , He tends to sell himself short, even though he’s incredibly talented., , When he walked in with that long face, everyone knew something was wrong., , After years of conflict, they finally decided to wipe the slate clean and start over., , If you keep ignoring the rules, you’re just asking for trouble., , She didn’t want to rush, so she told them she would take her time., , He always walks all over people who are too polite to stand up for themselves., , Don’t take everything he says so seriously—take it with a pinch of salt., , She was so nervous before the interview that she had butterflies in her stomach., , You’re completely wrong about that, and you have another think coming if you believe otherwise., .

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