Expressions

"Managers buy in on the strategy once they see the cost savings."

"Many young investors buy into startups hoping for big returns."

"Every investor dreams to buy low, sell high."

"The office was buzzing about the upcoming project."

"The hall was buzzing with excitement before the show."

"By and large, we agree with your proposal."

"Her English has improved by leaps and bounds."

"Our manager does everything by the book."

"I passed the exam by the skin of my teeth."

"He passed the exam by the skin of his teeth."

"By the way, did you finish your project?"

"We developed the best method by trial and error."

"We have to byte the bullet and fix the system bugs now."

"A judge should remember that Caesar’s wife must be above suspicion."

"She always calls a spade a spade, no matter who gets offended."

"They decided to call a truce until the boss arrived."

"You should call ahead to reserve a seat."

"I’ll call around to see if anyone has seen my dog."

"He called attention to the artist’s unique style."

"I’ll call back after I finish my meeting."

"I’ll call by your office tomorrow morning."

"New hires call dibs on tasks that match their learning goals."

"The boss called down the employee for being late."

"The citizens called for fair elections and transparency."

"The citizens called for accountability after the scandal broke out."

"The protest called for action on climate change."

"Editors call for backup when breaking news floods in overnight."

"The activists called for change in the voting system."

"The international community called for peace between the rival nations."

"The leader called for unity among the divided political groups."

"Her speech called forth a lot of emotions from the audience."

"I had to call in sick this morning."

"Drivers call in for updates when weather turns rough."

"The report called into question the company’s honesty."

"Let’s call it a day and go home."

"It’s getting late, let’s call it a night."

"After working for hours, they decided to call it quits for the day."

"We had to call off the meeting because the manager was sick."

"The president called on citizens to participate in the election."

"The candidate called out the government for ignoring public needs."

"Teammates call out energy waste whenever lights stay on overnight."

"He called out for his mother when he got hurt."

"We should call over some friends this weekend for a movie night."

"She called him out for being rude to the waiter."

"Coworkers call someone out on gossip that hurts the team."

"She called his bluff when he threatened to quit."

"In this company, the manager calls the shots."

"In this company, the investors call the tune."

"Your ad must include a strong call to action."

"The leader’s speech was a call to arms for all citizens to fight corruption."