Alex promised he would help me move house and arrived at 8 a.m. exactly as promised., a man of his word, I don't know her very well yet, so I'm being friendly but cautious., keep your guard up, He told his boss the mistake was entirely his colleague's fault just to save his own job., throw someone under the bus, She says employees should never work at weekends, but she's constantly sending emails on Sundays., walk the talk (more precisely: she doesn't walk the talk), Nobody could prove that Jack had lied, so we decided to believe his explanation., give someone the benefit of the doubt, I believed everything she told me without asking for any evidence., take someone at their word, He spent months convincing his new colleagues that he was reliable., earn someone’s trust, She pretended to support her friend and then secretly told everyone something embarrassing about her., stab someone in the back, The salesman managed to convince us that the old laptop was actually brand new., pull the wool over someone’s eyes, I trusted her completely with something extremely personal., put your trust in someone

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