Binomials
Eventually; at some time or other in the future
Sooner or later
To understand or solve something after thinking about it
Figure out
The popular routes, destinations, and attractions frequently visited by tourists
The tourist trail
Having knowledge, information, or education gives one the ability to influence or control situations and make informed decisions
Knowledge is power
Early in the morning
Bright and early
In an honest and open manner
Fair and square
To begin a journey or trip
Set off
A point so far back in history or prehistory that it seems to mark the beginning of existence or the earliest known period
Dawn of time
What people do is more important and more telling than what they say
Actions speak louder than words
Job that is your main source of income
Bread and butter
On the whole, generally
By and large
To make progress in one's career, life, or goals, often by achieving success or advancement
Get ahead
Used to suggest that a certain belief or assumption might be understandable or reasonable, even if it is not entirely accurate
You could be forgiven for thinking
Those who take action or arrive first are more likely to succeed or gain an advantage over others
The early bird catches the worm
To eat a lot or too much, often in a greedy or excessive way
Pig out
Rich and poor people
Haves and have-nots
To quickly prepare a meal or dish
Whip up
To demonstrate that you support or believe in something by taking action or making a financial commitment, rather than just talking about it
Put your money where your mouth is
Experiencing different places and cultures can expand one's knowledge, understanding, and perspective
Travel broadens your mind
To adopt or follow someone's successful or effective methods or ideas
Take a leaf out of someone's book
Someone who is very enthusiastic, energetic, and alert, often in the morning or at the start of an activity. It suggests a person is eager and full of vitality.
Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
To introduce or mark the beginning of something, often used in the context of signaling the start of a new era, period, or event
Usher in
To take on more responsibilities or tasks than one can handle
Bite off more than you can chew
Focusing exclusively on work without any recreational or leisure activities makes a person boring and uninteresting
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
The true value or quality of something can only be judged when it is put to use or tested
The proof of the pudding is in the eating