Expressions

"The new feature was beyond the scope of the original project but added great value."

"Her kindness was beyond words."

"Her success was beyond her wildest dreams."

"She decided to bide her time before making a move."

"He’s biding his time until the right moment to speak."

"Mark acts like a big brother to everyone in the neighborhood."

"The company uses big data to improve customer experience."

"He prefers being a big fish in a small pond rather than competing globally."

"Don’t tell him anything — he’s got a big mouth."

"Producers always try to see the big picture before making changes."

"Big thanks to everyone who supported the project."

"He is known as a big-hearted man."

"We got a bird’s eye view of the city from the tower."

"Tom and Jerry are always together—birds of a feather."

"John and Mike are always together; well, birds of a feather flock together."

"I think I bit off more than I can chew by agreeing to manage three projects at once."

"I just asked a question and he bit my head off!"

"I decided to bite the bullet and finish my homework."

"Developers had to bite the byte to fix the software issue."

"Several small startups bit the dust last year."

"I had to bite my tongue when my boss took credit for my work."

"He was black and blue after falling off his bike."

"The contract terms are black and white."

"The neural network is often described as a black box because its decision-making process is not fully transparent."

"The biggest challenge in deep learning is the black box problem."

"In AI research, black box thinking helps improve transparency."

"Black hats often exploit vulnerabilities for personal gain."

"All the research data went into a black hole after the server crash."

"He is the black sheep of the family."

"He became the black sheep of the family after his bad decisions."

"He suddenly blacked out during the match."

"During the exam, my mind went blank."

"The project is ready to blast off next week."

"The neighbors were blasting out heavy metal all night."

"She blazed a trail in renewable energy research."

"Global cuisines often blend across traditions and tastes."

"Modern cuisine often blends across cultures to create new flavors."

"He tried to blend in by learning the local customs and traditions."

"Tourists often try to blend in with the locals to experience the culture better."

"She quickly blended into the local community by learning their customs."

"The festival helps different cultures blend together beautifully."

"Immigrants often try to blend with the local culture while keeping their traditions alive."

"She met her boyfriend on a blind date."

"The scientists conducted a blind experiment to ensure accuracy."

"Having blind faith can sometimes lead to disappointment."

"Blind justice treats everyone the same, regardless of wealth or status."

"Police blocked off the street after the crash."

"I block off time every Friday to review the next week's deadlines."

"I had to block out a few trolls from my comment section."

"Managers block out time for deep work on Tuesdays."