Reader Opinions
Meet Parekh – (ballpark figure) February 25, 2019
While joining Toastmasters club, I got the ballpark progress Which I’ll be availing.
John W. – (apple of eye) February 24, 2019
You say this phrase first appeared in 881AD. Not so. This is straight from the Bible. The term was used by King David in describing God’s attitude towards him. Look up Psalm 17 and verse 8. This was written in David’s lifetime, somewhere around 1010 to 970 BC.
Barbara Shapiro – (Verbs) February 23, 2019
Please help me find idiom that starts with or includes the word ain’t
Please email it to me.
I am a speech and language pathologist and teach my students and adults ( foreign students) the meanings of American and English idioms.
Jaclyn – (apple of eye) February 22, 2019
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Harika – (from the bottom of my heart) February 22, 2019
This expression when conveyed to someone, the feel of it is definitely perceived by the person to whom it is said.
Tenshio – (born yesterday) February 10, 2019
For we were born only yesterday and know nothing, and our days on earth are but a shadow. Job 8:9
Jeff – (born with a silver spoon in mouth) February 7, 2019
I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth. I live in Hawaii! 🙂
Kavya – (a friend in need is a friend indeed) February 5, 2019
I need the sentence in which the idiom comes in the middle
Nancy – (crack of dawn) February 2, 2019
I listened to a reading by Christine Sweet. In the story the old aunt died at the crack of dawn, just as the old apple tree cracked and fell. There was a significance there but I don’t remember. Most nights I’m awake and see the crack of dawn A few times I’ve heard a noise It’s my favorite part of the 24 hours, Wish I could find that recording again.
Amit – (all the best) February 1, 2019
I think example number 2 is not fitting with the idiom ALL THE BEST. If it is correct then sorry but I need to know, so, posted a comment.
