Idioms

"Be sure to get your car ..... up before your long drive to Los Angeles," Chris's mother told him.

"I am not going to put my name on this contract. I know that you are going to try to defraud the other party and I am not going to be the ..... guy for your scheme. I am not going to ruin my reputation for your benefit," Max said to Frank at work.

"Your spare tire is flat too? What a fine ..... of fish this is! We are fifty miles from the nearest town and it's raining," May said to Tom.

"I just checked on your husband and he is in a bad ...... His kidneys are failing and his lungs are beginning to fill up. We will have to keep him for at least another couple of days," Dr. Peterson told Sharon.

"You really left me ..... the other day. You promised to help me repair the deck at my grandma's house and when you didn't show up, I couldn't do the job myself. It still isn't done and the fire department is going to inspect it by next week," Steve said to Gerald.

"Removing the rocks from the backyard wasn't as hard as I thought. My friend Adam came over and he, my wife and I ..... turns hauling them out in my wheelbarrow," Luke told his colleague.

"A river! That's a sight for ..... eyes. I'm parched! I'm going to go get a drink," Linus said.

I really love eating bacon and ..... on Sunday mornings. Breakfast is my favorite meal especially on the weekends.

You should really learn that if you get up earlier, you'll get a lot more accomplished. The early ..... catches the worm!

Tim's subordinate is very disruptive at meetings so it's hard to tell who the quarterback is most days.