Subject: Mixed metaphors (Page 7)

These managers all know their onions and cut their cloth accordingly.

English football player & announcer
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You are wise behind your ears.

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They’ve taken the horns by the scruff of the neck.

English football player & analyst
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We need to look at it before the other eyes set foot on it.

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It sounds good on paper.

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We are proud to be part of a ground-breaking initiative.

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Get two birds stoned at once.

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It looks like a classic case of a bandwagon effect snowballing out of control.

British spokesman
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I think we got on like a house gathering no moss.

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She was drop down gorgeous.

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We are rolling out fresh fruit in primary schools.

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I'm not trying to poke holes at anybody.

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Living from hand to mouth like the birds of the air

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We have taken care of all of the silver bullets.

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You continue to cloudy the water.

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That's the whole kettle of fish in a nutshell.

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When life throws you curve balls, make lemonade.

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You must have ears like an eagle.

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I'm hungry enough to eat cats and dogs.

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Don’t eat with your mouth full!

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We are just scratching the tip of the iceberg.

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