far along in a project or activity in Idioms
to dismiss a legal case as being ridiculous in Idioms
to make money in a way that other people think is impossible in Idioms
to not take something seriously in Idioms
to change from being happy to being sad in Idioms
to laugh quietly to oneself in Idioms
to introduce a new product to consumers in Idioms
to start out on something in Idioms
to bury someone in Idioms
to direct blame or guilt for something on someone in Idioms
to speak directly and firmly about something in Idioms
to present a matter for discussion in Idioms
to put an end to a rumor, to finish dealing with a problem and forget about it in Idioms
to fail to win the interest or favor of an audience in Idioms
to save something in Idioms
to stop fighting, to surrender in Idioms
to sacrifice one's life for someone or something in Idioms
to tell someone what to do by using your power or influence in Idioms
to see someone or something in Idioms
to get possession of something in Idioms
