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a bite to eat A case of dog-eat-dog a constant feature A fool can always find a greater fool to admire him A good book is a great companion a great deal a great deal of attention a great deal of furniture a great deal too much a great leap forward a great many a great number of a long spell of fine weather a matter of great concern a mere breath a real sweat a real treat A small leak will sink a great ship Advent wreath Advent wreath with four candles After a hard day’s work he was dead beat All great pleasures in life are silent All seats are taken / occupied All trials are trials for one’s life, just as all sentences are sentences of death and three times have ... along the beaten track And ruin’d love, when it is built anew, Grows fairer than at first, more strong, far greater Anybody can make history. Only a great man can write it. Appetite comes while eating Appetite comes with eating as light as a feather as neat as a pin as pale as death as still as death as sure as death and taxes as tough as leather at death’s door at great length at greatly reduced prices at one’s last breath At the risk of seeming ridiculous, let me say that the true revolutionary is guided by a great feeling of love... beastly weather Beat it Beat it! Because […] one can survive everything nowadays except that [death]. Behind every great man there’s a great woman beneath contempt beneath notice beneath one’s dignity better death than dishonor Big fish eat little fish birds of a feather Birds of a feather flock together blistering heat bloody weather brass monkey weather breath of fresh air brush with death By the sweat of my brow by the sweat of one’s brow Can you beat it? Can you repeat that, please? catbird seat Cheap editions of great books may be delightful, but cheap editions of great men are absolutely detestable. cheat sheet/slip Cheats never prosper come life, come death Count on a good weather day if it starts out foggy gray Cowards die many times before their deaths the valiant never taste of death but once. creation’s crowning glory creature of habit dead heat deadbeat Death and vulgarity are the only two facts in the nineteenth century that one cannot explain away. Death came as a release death certificate Death is no respecter of wealth Death quits all scores death row death row pardon Death spares neither small nor great Death took him unawares when he was on a tour of France deathbed dick beaters dirty weather dirty-great Dog don’t eat dog dog eat dog dog-eat-dog society Don’t beat about the bush Don’t beat about the bush. Tell me plainly what you mean Don’t hold your breath Don’t sweat it! Don’t touch me with your dick beaters! Don’t waste your breath. They won’t take your advice Draw a deep breath Dutch treat Eat drink and be merry! eat humble pie eat like a bird Eat me! Eat my shorts! Eat my wake! eat one’s heart out eaten out of house and home everlasting death Every great man nowadays has his disciples, and it is always Judas who writes the biography. excessive eating Excuse me. Is this seat taken? fair-weather friend Fasten your seat belts! Fate treated him unkindly fellow creatures filthy weather Fine feathers make fine birds fit to eat For our last number I’d like to ask your help: Will the people in the cheaper seats clap your hands? And... frightened to death frozen meat Fucking Weather! Go to grass and eat hay! Great boast, small roast Great events are often foreshadowed Great events often come from little causes Great minds think alike Great Scott! Great tyranny! lay thou thy basis sure, For goodness dare not cheque thee. Great! greater/more than the sum of its parts hard-featured Have Take a seat, please Have these seats been taken? He eats like a horse He feathered his own nest He is a great pretender He is a vile creature He is a wretched creature He is breathing down my neck He makes a great show of learning He motioned me to a seat He that makes himself a sheep, shall be eaten by the wolf He that will eat the kernel, must crack the nut He that’s resolved to beat a dog, never wants long a stick He veers about like a weathercock He was wearing a moth-eaten sweater He went on eating, leafing through the book at the same time He’s on his beat heathen heathenish heating plant for intermittent operation heavy eater hell bent for election/leather hell for leather her finely chiselled features History repeats itself horrid creature horse feathers How much is the sweater I am in a duel to the death with this wallpaper, one of us has got to go. I can’t bear this heat I do not eat meat, or chicken and not fish I don’t eat butter. I prefer margarine I don’t like meat I don’t mind the heat I don’t think now that people can be divided into the good and the bad as though they were two separate ... I have created a monster I have the management breathing down my neck I heard from the weather report that today will be a real scorcher I laugh myself to death I like hearing myself talk. It is one of my greatest pleasure. I love animals, so I don’t eat them I used to think ambition the great thing. It is not. Love is the great thing in the world. There is nothing bu... I would call criticism a creation within a creation. I would regard it as a great favour I wouldn’t waste my breath on him! I [do not] eat eggs, milk or cheese I’ll eat my hat if I’ll eat my hat/shirt! I’ll go crazy if it doesn’t stop pissing down soon I’m short of breath this month I’m soaking wet I’m too beat-up I’ve passed my examination. So come along with me. I’ll stand you all treat! If a mussel doesn’t open, don’t eat it! If that doesn’t beat all! If you can’t beat em, join em! If you can’t stand the heat get out of the kitchen! in a breath in a great measure in bad weather in full feather in great profusion in high/full feather in spite of our great care in sunny/nice/good weather In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness ... in the heat of the battle/moment In the midst of life we are in death Is this seat taken? it beats me It beats me how he managed to survive for four days without drinking water It is a feather in his cap It is my treat It is only now that we have a breathing space in which to take stock It is with great regret that we learn It was a great pleasure for me It will be your death! It would assist us greatly It would be of great help to us It would give us great pleasure It’s a case of dog-eat-dog It’s a great convenience It’s a matter of life and death It’s a real treat It’s foul weather today It’s raining cats and dogs / it’s lashing down / it’s pissing down / it’s splitting / ... Keep to your seats! Keep your breath to cool your porridge! kiss of death Klaus is no great shakes at skiing labored breathing life and death struggle Life is a great disappointment. light as a feather Little thieves are hanged, but great ones escape living creatures lousy weather Marlene Dietrich’s 1992 death in seclusion in Paris meat and two veg meat market meatspace My heart beats fast My heart missed a beat My own business always bores me to death. I prefer other people’s. My wallpaper and I are fighting a duel to the death. One or other of us has got to go. neat and clean neat and tidy neat as a pin Neat! nippy weather Nitroglycerine should be treated with respect No great artist ever sees things as they really are. If he did, he would cease to be an artist. no great shakes no mean feat No sweat! no sweet without sweat not a creature Nothing can be created out of nothing O, but they say the tongues of dying men enforce attention like deep harmony. Where words are scarce, they are... of great value off the beaten track off-beat on the beat on/under pain of death One can survive everything nowadays, except death, and live down anything except a good reputation. One man’s meat is another man’s poison one of the greatest threats to mankind out of breath out of the jaws of death overheated imagination Please take a seat! Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world, and the soul of soulless condi... Seats can be booked in advance set great store by sharp-featured She bore up well against the death of her husband She was a great artist in her day She’s a meek little creature who couldn’t say boo to a goose Sorry, this seat is taken spell of fine weather Stop beating around the bush! strong meat sure as death/hell/mud sweater girl sweet creature Talk about the tropics! What an awful heat! / What a scorcher! That beats everything That beats everything! That beats me That beats me! That beats the Dutch! that creature That is a feather in your cap That is one of the great secrets of life - to cure the soul by means of the senses, and the senses by means of... That takes my breath away That took my breath away That was a great help That will be the kiss of death for him That’s a feather in his cap That’s a feather in your cap That’s quite neat The aim of art is simply to create a mood. the best/greatest thing since sliced bread the cat is a fastidious creature The goods have greatly suffered the great and the good the great Beyond the great war The heat is on The motion was defeated The movie will have you on the edge of your seat The peacock spread his tail feathers The proof of the pudding is in the eating The transcription of long books into Braille requires a great deal of time The weather keeps up The weather was bad and the mood was the same The wind beats They got a great kick out of this music They returned home on account of bad weather This beats cock-fighting! This meat’s as tough as old boots This weather is getting me down Those who go beneath the surface do so at their peril. Through her nervous fear the poor creature is standing in her own light Through tatter’d cloathes great Vices do appeare: Robes, and Furr’d gownes hide all. tickled to death till death do us part Time is a great healer to a greater or lesser extent to achieve a great deal to achieve great things to admit defeat to arouse great interest to attach great importance to something to attain a great age to be a treat to be a bit under the weather to be a great help to be a great one for something to be a man of great decision of character to be able to eat a horse to be all in a sweat to be at death’s door to be badgered to death to be beat to be bored out of one’s mind/skull/bored rigid/bored shitless/bored stiff/bored to death to be cheated right, left and center to be coming on a treat to be dead beat to be dead meat to be easy meat to be glued to the seat to be going great guns to be great at something to be great fun to be in a cold sweat to be in a sweat to be in great demand to be in great distress to be in great straits to be in the driver’s seat to be off-beat to be on death row to be out of breath to be scared to death to be sentenced to death to be sick to death to be the death of someone to be tickled pink/to death to be tired to death of something to be under the weather to be worried to death to be [feeling] a bit under the weather to beat a dead horse to beat a hasty retreat to beat a path to someone’s door to beat a retreat to beat about the bush To beat about the bush to beat down to beat it to beat it into his head to beat one’s breast to beat seven kinds/shades of shit out of someone to beat somebody at their own game to beat someone at a game to beat someone at his own game to beat someone black and blue to beat someone to a pulp to beat someone to it to beat something into someone’s head to beat the air to beat the band/hell to beat the clock to beat the drum to beat the meat to beat the odds to beat the pants off to beat the rap to beat/knock the living daylights out of someone to bleat to blow into the breathalyzer to book two seats at the theatre to break out in cold sweat to break sweat to breathe a sigh of relief to breathe again to breathe deeply to breathe down someone’s neck to breathe down someone’s neck to breathe fire and brimstone to breathe hard to breathe innocence to breathe life into to breathe one’s last to breathe one’s last to breathe something to someone to breathe vengeance to browbeat to care a great deal for to carry great weight to catch one’s breath to catch one’s death to cause great anxiety to cause great excitement to cause someone great sorrow to cheat in an examination to cheat on one’s partner to cheat on someone to cheat the gallows to cherish great expectations to compass a person’s death to create a stir to create needs to deal with great care to demand a great deal of someone to demand great skill to dice with death to dice with death/danger to dice with deathdanger to die a natural/violent death to die a thousand deaths to draw a deep breath to eat at someone’s table to eat away to eat away at someone/something to eat humble pie to eat in to eat it up to eat like a bird to eat like a horse to eat like a pig to eat one’s fill to eat one’s heart out to eat one’s words to eat out to eat out of the palm of someone’s hand to eat someone for breakfast to eat someone out of house and home to eat someting to eat the bred of idleness to eat titbits to eat to repletion to eat up to eat up savings to enjoy great popularity to feather one’s nest to feather one’s own nest to feel a bit under the weather to feel like death warmed over/up to fight for breath to find death by one’s own hand to flog / beat a dead horse to freeze to death to gasp for breath to gather breath To get back one’s youth, one has merely to repeat one’s follies. to get into a sweat about something to get red carpet treatment to give great pleasure to give off heat to give somebody the red-carpet treatment to give someone a beating to give someone a proper beating to give someone the VIP treatment to go to any/great length to grab a bite to eat to hang on like grim death to have a breather to have a front-row seat to have a great deal to do to have a great mind to do something To have been well brought up is a great drawback nowadays. It shuts one out from so much. to have great fun to have one’s cake and eat it, too to have to eat crow to hold on like grim death to hold one’s breath to keep one’s lines of retreat open to lay a wreath to leather to like one’s meat and two veg to live and breathe something to live in great style to look death in the eye/face to look like death warmed over to look like death warmed up to make a great show of something To make a great song and dance about something to make cold meat of someone to make heavy weather of something to make mincemeat of someone to make somebody eat his words to make the fur/the feathers fly to make too great demands on to my great joy to not breathe a word to not breathe easy to not eat something to not have drawn a sober breath since to pluck someone from the jaws of death to pose a threat to preserve leather/wood to put bums on seats to put someone to great expense to put the heat on to put to death to repeat what somebody says parrot-fashion to retire defeated to retreat into one’s shell to ride an argument to death to say something under one’s breath to scratch beneath the surface to separate the wheat from the chaff to set great store by to set great/little store by someone/something to set no great store by to show the white feather to sign one’s own death warrant to smell like dog’s breath to smooth someone’s ruffled feathers to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat to sound the death knell for something to spare one’s breath to speak under breath to spend one’s breath in vain to starve to death to stop for a bite to eat to suffer a defeat to sweat blood to sweat one’s guts out to take a back seat to take a backseat to take breath to take great pains to the death to the last breath to threaten to do something to treat lightly to treat oneself to something to treat someone to something to treat something lightly to treat with kid gloves to turn up the heat to want to have one’s cake and eat it to weather the storm to withdraw from a treaty/contract to work a treat to work up a sweat Today, 163 cities from 15 countries are members of the Hanseatic League Trick or treat! under the weather