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If an idea comes to fruition, it means:
It fails completely
It is developed and successfully completed
It is rejected
It is just beginning
We need to __________ some new approaches before deciding which one works best.
try out
get off the ground
stay ahead of
To bounce around ideas means:
Rejecting them quickly
Sharing and exchanging them informally
Forgetting them
The team lost focus, but now they’re ready to __________.
hit on
run into
get back on track
If someone falls by the wayside, they:
Get back on track
Lead the competition
Fail to continue or drop out
Good leaders can __________ short-term problems and focus on the bigger picture.
look beyond
try out
run into
I finally __________ how to fix the laptop.
figure out
hit on
stay ahead of
If a project gets off the ground, it:
Struggles to begin
Successfully starts
Ends suddenly
To succeed, companies must always __________ their competitors.
stay ahead of
look beyond
fall by the wayside
To think outside the box means:
To stick to traditional methods
To think in a creative or original way
To stop thinking about the problem
I was surprised when I __________ my old teacher at the café.
stay ahead of
look beyond
run into
Yesterday we __________ a brilliant solution by chance.
bounce around
fall by the wayside
hit on
Many good intentions __________ when people lose motivation.
fall by the wayside
come to fruition
stay ahead of
The new policy will not succeed unless it eventually __________.
falls by the wayside
runs into
comes to fruition
