In the Middle
___________ Fitzgerald __________
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
To begin to do something that nobody has done before—to pioneer a new idea or a new enterprise, for example
Get in on the ground floor
Cub, Inset, Depot
Curb, Insert, Deport
A day late
and a dollar short
________ Harvey __________
Lee Harvey Oswald
To become involved in (or invested in) something from the very beginning
«Break new ground (or break ground)»
Fame, Heat, Both
Frame, Heart, Broth
More bang
for your buck
________ Quincy _________
John Quincy Adams
Shared opinions or understanding between groups, factions, or persons who may disagree about most other things
Common ground
Aid, Tie, Pal
Amid, Time, Palm
Bet your
bottom dollar
_________ Henry _________
William Henry Harrison
The virtual place where two opposing parties can find some agreement; a position of compromise
The middle ground
Lay, War, Finer
Lady, Ward, Finder
That and 50 cents
will buy you a cup of coffee
___________ David __________
Dwight David Eisenhower
Idiom that means to immediately start the day, a project, or an activity with great energy and ability
«Hit the ground running»
Cash, Bead, Stated
Crash, Bread, Started
You pays your money
and you takes your chances