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"The new CEO managed to turn around the business within a year."

"People can connect through art and music despite language barriers."

"People can connect through art even if they speak different languages."

"People can connect through language even if they come from different cultures."

"I connect to my culture through music and food."

"I immediately connected with her because we had similar life experiences."

"Global cooperation can contribute to sustainable development."

"You should cool down after your workout to avoid stiffness."

"She needed time to cool down from the heated discussion."

"They took a short break to cool off before continuing the talk."

"He went for a walk to cool off after the argument."

"He drew over the curtain to let the sunlight in."

"She draws strength from her past struggles."

"Winners draw strength from failure instead of giving up."

"The leader managed to draw support from rural voters with his new policies."

"The leader’s vision helped draw together the entire organization."

"They drew up a list of short-term personal goals."

"Lawmakers drew up a bill to regulate campaign funding."

"The finance team will draw up a budget for the next fiscal year."

"The lawyers will draw up a contract before the deal is signed."

"The management team drew up a plan for the next quarter."

"Her recent training is geared towards a career in management."

"We need to gear up for the big presentation tomorrow."

"The employees are gearing up for the annual performance review."

"You need to gear yourself up for the big presentation tomorrow."

"You need to get a grip on your emotions before reacting."

"It takes time to get accustomed to a new work environment."

"He struggled to get across his main message to the audience."

"He couldn’t get across his feelings properly in the letter."

"It’s hard to get across to customer service that the product is faulty."

"A good speaker can get across their message effectively."

"He had to break the news about the accident to his parents."

"She finally broke the silence and told the truth."

"He managed to break through his emotional walls and trust people again."

"She broke through barriers to become a successful engineer."

"Training programs help employees break through bias in hiring decisions."

"He finally broke through his fear and spoke in public."

"She managed to break through pain and start a new chapter in life."

"It took hours to finally break through to him and make him understand how I felt."

"The ice caps are breaking up due to global warming."

"He broke up with his girlfriend after three years of dating."

"Member states aligned policies with international trade standards."

"Many countries align with global efforts to reduce carbon emissions."

"The manager decided to allocate more funds to the marketing team."

"When assessing risk, always allow for human error."

"Always allow time for unexpected delays."

"The developing nations allied with each other to negotiate better trade terms."

"Before trying again, let’s analyze what went wrong last time."

"She apologized for forgetting his birthday."

"If you make a mistake, apologize sincerely to the person."

"He apologized to his teacher for being rude."

"Sometimes you just need to let off your emotions through a good cry."

"He goes for a run to let off steam when he feels tense."

"Going for a run helps me let off tension after a busy day."

"It’s better to let off your emotions than to keep them inside."

"He tried not to let on how hurt he really was."

"He finally let out his anger after holding it in for weeks."

"When you smile and help others, you let positivity flow."

"Take a deep breath and let positivity in."

"He plays football on weekends to let pressure off."

"He let rip at the meeting when no one listened to him."

"The crowd cheered for their favorite player loudly."

"Let’s cheer forward our team even if they’re losing!"

"My friends always cheer on me when I feel down."

"She watched her favorite movie to cheer herself up after a rough day."

"They cheered him for his volunteer work at the shelter."

"Both sides should work toward understanding rather than arguing."

"Her creativity helped her stand out professionally in a competitive field."

"The teacher stood over the students during the exam."

"We should show gratitude for everyone who helped us reach this milestone."

"Please show in the guests to the living room."

"He shows love to his mentors for guiding him through tough times."

"He loves to show off his painting skills."

"He was showing off to his classmates about his new phone."

"She loves to show off with her stylish outfits."

"The manager showed out the clients after the meeting."

"The agent showed over the apartment to the potential buyers."

"We should always show respect to teachers and elders."

"People show respect for their ancestors during traditional rituals."

"The regional alliance continues to work toward harmony in the area."

"Everyone in the team is working toward improvement this quarter."

"She is working toward mastery in public speaking."

"International leaders continue to work toward peace in conflict zones."

"When people argue, I just tune myself out to stay calm."

"Before the virtual meeting, make sure to tune up to avoid technical issues."

"Try to tune your mind to calmness every morning through breathing exercises."

"Each morning, I tune my mind to positivity before starting work."

"The new leader helped turn around the company’s declining performance."

"My friends cheered me on during the presentation."

"The guitarist tuned up his instrument before the show."