Managing climate change isn’t that separate and clear., black annd white, Sarah’s desk is always well organised and clean., neat and tidy, If you go for cheaper speakers, the sound quality may be sometimes good and sometimes bad., hit and miss, They finished the race equal., neck and neck, Tables in the canteen take a lot of damage through everyday use., wear and tear, After the match, the players' legs were very bruised., (all) black and blue, The traffic was very heavy all the way to the coast., bumper to bumper, Gradually, Vera gained the horse’s confidence., little by little, The house must be worth a quarter of a million, plus or minus, a few thousand., give or take, I’ve looked everywhere for my glasses, but I can’t find them whatsoever. , here, there and everywhere, Hannah had flu last week, but she’s active now doing all her usual activities again., out and about, My mother and I are totally different people. , (like) chalk and cheese, It’s great to leave the crowds and noise of the city at the weekend., hustle and bustle, My hands are shaking, and I can’t do up these buttons… Could you? I’m really awkward with my hands today —- got the meeting jitters., (all) fingers and thums today, The money for the charity appeal came in small amounts at a time, but we reached our target in the end., in dribs and drabs, I’ve asked you many times to not do that. It always brings out my headaches., time and again/time after time, Her interest in painting fluctuated over the years., waned and waxed, A: She really doesn’t enjoy living in the countryside, does she? B: Totally. She’s a real city slicker., through and through, We had a great holiday and even got to explore every small place of the island., every nook and cranny.

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