Idioms with body parts 8
to fall over heels, a heart of gold, to hit the nail on its head, in the blink of an eye, keep a civil tongue, keep an eye on something, to keep one's eye peeled, keep body and soul together, a shoulder to cry on
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Her devastation was evident and all she wanted was a ........ to cry on.
Leon was asked to learn the sales protocol by ……..
He was only just able to keep ........ together.
In the undertaking of the new business venture it was recommended that we keep our eyes ……. for any underhanded dealings.
He would ....... an eye on the profit and loss reports weekly.
It was important for the team to keep a civil ........ so as not to upset the investors.
The situation changed in the ........ of an eye and all stakeholders were impacted.
Sam hit the ......... on the head when he identified the risk factors.
Sue has a heart of ........ and was an employee that Sarah didn’t want to lose.
He fell head over ........ for the new business concept.
