Up to the minute
Recent information. The online newspaper gained its popularity especially after covering the blast in Madrid with plenty of up to minute news.
All of a sudden
Unexpectedly; in a sudden way. She had just closed the door when all of the sudden she heard somebody knowing. She got terrified.
Get the ball rolling
To start something; especially something of big importance. We explained to the web developer how important the quick launch of this project was... Read more →
Be all ears
Eager to listen. So, what did he tell you? I'm all ears.
Take it easy
To relax; not to worry. Relax, take it easy, as there is nothing that you can do.
Sleep on it
Thinking about something before making a decision. Her proposal seems pretty good to me, but I'd suggest you to sleep on it before you accept it.
Sharp
At the exact time. Not even a minute later. If you do not show up at 9.00 sharp, the Michigan English Test exam will start. We won't be waiting... Read more →
Once in a while
Not very often; sometimes. I go to the capital once in a while, as it is a very expensive city.
Like the back of one’s hand
Know something very well. Should you find any trouble understanding the ECPE exam structure, do let me know. I know it like the back of my hand.
Keep one’s chin up
To remain brave and optimistic, despite having had problems. I see where you coming from, but keep your chin up and move on.