Expressions

"She switches off from emails after yoga class."

"On weekends, I try to switch off mentally and enjoy time with my family."

"Please switch on the computer before the class starts."

"Let’s switch over to something more upbeat."

"We switch over for winter hours to match customer demand."

"He switched over to software development after studying economics."

"Many companies are now switching to renewable energy sources."

"They were sworn enemies turned friends after college."

"They used to be close but now are sworn enemies."

"After years of rivalry, they became sworn enemies turned friends."

"Since childhood, they’ve been sworn friends."

"I swot up on statistics before every data review."

"All files automatically sync across your devices."

"Let's sync expectations up before we send the proposal."

"Please sync up your devices before starting the meeting."

"Let's sync up on the project timeline this afternoon."

"The app will automatically sync up with your online account."

"Let’s sync with the marketing team tomorrow morning."

"The synergy between the teams resulted in a groundbreaking product."

"The partnership created a synergy effect, benefiting both companies."

"The ambassador decided to table a proposal for regional cooperation."

"They decided to table the discussion until next week."

"They decided to table the issue until next week."

"They tacked on a brief Q&A after the session."

"Let's tackle issues with transparency during the review."

"Feel free to tag along in our group discussion."

"He loves to tag along with influencers during live sessions."

"Don’t forget to tag in your friends when you upload the group photo."

"I usually take a break around noon."

"Let’s take a breather before continuing the meeting."

"Hey, take a chill pill! It’s not that serious."

"Take a deep breath before reacting."

"We had to take a detour because of road construction."

"The manager takes a dim view of employees arriving late."

"She took a gamble by quitting her job to travel the world."

"Let’s take a hike in the mountains this weekend."

"The company took a hit after the stock market crash."

"Other cities should take a leaf out of Copenhagen’s book on eco-friendly transport."

"Starting her own company was a leap of faith, but it paid off."

"Come in and take a load off."

"The company's stock took a nosedive after the scandal."

"Can I take a rain check on dinner? I am busy tonight."

"He took a shot in the dark and guessed the correct answer."

"It’s time to take a stand and support what you believe in."

"Sometimes you need to take a step back to see the bigger picture."

"Long working hours can take a toll on your health."

"His condition took a turn for the worse last night."

"I was taken aback by his rude comment."

"He takes after his mother in both looks and nature."

"She suddenly took against her new neighbor."