Idioms with body parts 10
a pain in the neck, to wait on somebody hand and foot, pay lip service, poke one's nose into something, to pull one's leg, watch your mouth, put a smile on somebody's face, put on a brave face, put one's soul into something, to put one's mind to something
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When you put your ......... to it, anything can be accomplished.
Sarah put her ........ into the creation of the advertising campaign.
She put on a ....... face despite feeling as though she was going to crumble.
Con was able to put a ........ on the customer’s face.
Fred was asked to watch his ......... when communicating with business investors.
He was pulling my ........ when he told me that we could finish work early this afternoon.
Steven was poking his …… into business that did not concern him.
The owner’s statement that he was going to increase wages was merely ......... lip service; his intention was never to implement this.
Mary waited on Sue ….......; she was happy to help her in any way that she needed.
The customer was a pain in the ........, but I had to ensure effective customer service was provided.
