Idioms

"I'm going to ..... a line here. You can only date when you are 15 years old," her mother told her.

"Don't worry about it, Tina. It was hard to see what the right answer was at the time. It is easy to see what someone else should have done after the fact. Hindsight is always .....," Jay said.

"Wow, I am sweating and it is only 7 o'clock in the morning. It is going to be as ..... as Hades today," Max told Jessie.

"I am sick of being forced into taking classes that shove liberal views down my .....," John told his roommate.

"I fired Joe for repeatedly ..... down on the job. I caught him talking, at length, to people on their breaks but not on his. I warned him about loafing around twice last week," Mr. Ernest told his assistant after he asked why he had fired Joe.

"If you are looking for an inexpensive bicycle why don't you check the ..... ads in the paper? There are a lot of good deals in there," Phil said to Alexis.

"These days you spend most of your time at Geraldine's house, taking care of her yard. You told me you aren't getting paid, so what's ..... it for you?" Bill's roommate inquired.

"I don't want to go for Chinese food again with the family. I want to stay home and watch a movie. I'm old enough to stay alone," Dick said. His dad replied, "Well, suit ..... then. If you want to stay home, you can."

We haven't seen him for ages but he turns up once in a blue moon.

Bette plays a mean game of hockey. She's in the female league and is the top-scorer.