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Idioms : self-improvement

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1. To be, feel and live happy, well, be a hitbread and butterelbow greaseget on his nervesmake a clean sweepmeet halfwaysucceeded by dint of hard workwas counting for nothingwimpwith flying colours I don't know of your past!

2. He wanted to be a hitbread and butterelbow greaseget on his nervesmake a clean sweepmeet halfwaysucceeded by dint of hard workwas counting for nothingwimpwith flying colours I don't know and win the Grand Slam: he gave everything, including his life, the poor guy! He had chosen it... : "a short and exciting life to a calm and quiet existence...!"

3. His Human Resources director would be a hitbread and butterelbow greaseget on his nervesmake a clean sweepmeet halfwaysucceeded by dint of hard workwas counting for nothingwimpwith flying colours I don't know as he used to change his schedule every day: he was the routine type, so inevitably, this job was not for him! Currently, he is undertaking vocational training to work on his own.

4. She works in a clinic: the health, well being of her patients is her be a hitbread and butterelbow greaseget on his nervesmake a clean sweepmeet halfwaysucceeded by dint of hard workwas counting for nothingwimpwith flying colours I don't know. Working every day doesn't scare her, she loves what she does!

5. They had built their whole house themselves with a lot of be a hitbread and butterelbow greaseget on his nervesmake a clean sweepmeet halfwaysucceeded by dint of hard workwas counting for nothingwimpwith flying colours I don't know. They could be very proud of it, not being in the trade!

6. He's fighting to get out of his mess, he's really not a be a hitbread and butterelbow greaseget on his nervesmake a clean sweepmeet halfwaysucceeded by dint of hard workwas counting for nothingwimpwith flying colours I don't know !

7. At work, she felt like she be a hitbread and butterelbow greaseget on his nervesmake a clean sweepmeet halfwaysucceeded by dint of hard workwas counting for nothingwimpwith flying colours I don't know to her colleagues : looks discrimination... but she landed the lead role in a movie for her ungrateful physique!

8. We are not going to beat around the bush for hours, be a hitbread and butterelbow greaseget on his nervesmake a clean sweepmeet halfwaysucceeded by dint of hard workwas counting for nothingwimpwith flying colours I don't know, and the matter will be quickly settled.

9. With his only Certificate of Education, dad had famous customers on an international scale: with his meticulous and unique work, he had be a hitbread and butterelbow greaseget on his nervesmake a clean sweepmeet halfwaysucceeded by dint of hard workwas counting for nothingwimpwith flying colours I don't know and for love of a job well done.

10. As a very good student, he is destined to a bright future: everything succeeds for him, he will pass in the upper class be a hitbread and butterelbow greaseget on his nervesmake a clean sweepmeet halfwaysucceeded by dint of hard workwas counting for nothingwimpwith flying colours I don't know ! Congratulations to you!