Expressions

"She promised to tell the whole truth in court."

"Please tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth."

"The winds of change are blowing through the organization."

"He gave me advice that showed the wisdom of age."

"With your talent, the world is your oyster."

"When sales started falling, the manager saw the writing on the wall."

"You need to collaborate with everyone; there’s no ‘I’ in team."

"Together we can achieve more because there's strength in numbers."

"Don’t lose heart — there’s always hope."

"Don’t be sad about today’s failure — there’s always tomorrow."

"Those two are thick as thieves."

"After a tough year, things are looking up for our business."

"I know you're stressed, but remember, things will get better."

"Successful people always think ahead before taking action."

"You should think ahead to where you want to be in five years."

"When I think back to my first job, I realize how much I’ve grown."

"When I think back on that day, I realize how careless I was."

"I often think back to the lessons my parents taught me."

"Entrepreneurs must think big to make a real impact."

"You should learn to think for yourself instead of copying others."

"During the meeting, she had to think on her feet and come up with a solution."

"Good leaders can think on their feet."

"Designers must think outside boundaries to stay innovative."

"To stay competitive, we must think outside the box when solving problems."

"I need to think over your proposal before giving you an answer."

"The think tank proposed innovative educational reforms."

"We should think through every step before implementing this innovation."

"Before answering, always think through problems clearly."

"You should think twice before making that deal."

"She thought up a brilliant way to reduce energy consumption."

"Our best innovation came when we started thinking outside the algorithm."

"To solve this challenge, we need to think outside the bot."

"In the tech world, thinking outside the box is crucial to developing innovative solutions."

"He failed twice, but maybe he’ll be third time lucky."

"After the party, he was three sheets to the wind."

"Fans thrilled at the sight of their favorite singer."

"The audience thrilled to the singer’s performance."

"We need to see this issue through the lens of equality."

"She stood by me through thick and thin."

"The new policy really threw us a curveball."

"We’re going to throw a party for her birthday."

"The child threw a tantrum when she didn’t get the toy she wanted."

"The last-minute design change threw a wrench in the works."

"The sudden resignation of the minister threw a wrench into the works of the peace negotiations."

"The kids threw about their toys all over the room."

"People often throw around big words without understanding them."

"He threw the ball at his friend playfully."

"Don’t throw away plastic bottles—recycle them instead."

"The smell of the ocean threw him back to his childhood memories."

"I decided to throw caution to the wind and try it."