come full circle

come full circle
Meaning: return to an earlier position or decision.
Example: After changing couple of jobs in last three years, Jane Stuart come full circle in her first company job.

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be in the same boat

Meaning: be in the same unpleasant situation as other people

Example: The speaker said that everyone should make an effort towards the protection of the environment, as everyone was in the same boat, and climate changes would have dire consequences for all. Read on

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