Baptism by fire is an idiom that refers to a difficult experience that a person, who is new to a group, has to go through. Example: The new recruit had a bapt

A Blessing in Disguise Something awful that somehow leads to something wonderful is said to be a blessing in disguise. Example: Her being fired from that comp

Devil-May-Care Attitude A devil-may-care attitude is a way of behaving and thinking that is at ease, sometimes too at ease. Example: She used to have a devil-

someone who always tries to please people in authority

once in a blue mean that somethings happens rarely. I just like to play around every once in a blue moon and have a bit of fun with music.

If someone tows the line, they follow and respect the rules and regulations.

Have a Close Call:To have a close call means to narrowly dodge a sure and serious danger. Example: Firefighters had a close call when they were able to run ou

To Steer Clear Meaning: to avoid something/somebody Example: If you are not a fan of the hot weather, steer clear of this area in the summer months. Since c

used for saying that you will know in the future whether something is true or right Time will tell whether he made the right choice.

To Get Into The Swing Of Something Meaning: to become accustomed to something and start enjoying it

If someone on their soapbox, they hold forth (talk a lot) about a subject they feel strongly about.

To Take Things Easy Meaning: to relax Example: After a lot of persuading he finally agreed that we both needed time to take things easy for a bit.