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    1. After The Lord Mayor’S Show
    Definition:

    Anticlimactic; occurring after something impressive

    For example:

    The tournament finals were OK, but they had the feeling of being after the Lord Mayor’s show—the big upset in the semifinals were all anyone was talking about.

    2. Ahead Of One’S Time
    Definition:

    Offering ideas not yet in general circulation; highly creative

    For example:

    Cynthia’s management style seems crazy sometimes, but think about it some more. She might be ahead of her time.

    3. Ahead Of The Curve
    Definition:

    Offering ideas not yet in general circulation; highly creative
    Above average; generally performing well.

    For example:

    Indonesia has a group of young, creative mayors who are ahead of the curve in terms of urban management.

    4. (To Be at Someone’s) Beck And Call
    Definition:

    To be under someone’s total command, to be forced to fulfill someone’s orders or whims

    For example:

    I spent three years at the boss’s beck and call. At least he paid me well.

    5. (The) Man
    Definition:

    The boss; authority in general

    For example:

    Did you know our old Indonesian teacher is working for the American military? I wonder how she likes working for The Man.

    6. Rake Someone Over the Coals
    Definition:

    Scold severely

    For example:

    My boss really raked me over the coals today about being late to work. I need to buy an alarm clock.

    7. The Powers That Be
    Definition:

    People in charge, often used when the speaker does not want to identify them

    For example:

    You want to schedule your vacation for next month? I’ll check with the powers that be.

    8. Too Many Chiefs and Not Enough Indians
    Definition:

    Everyone wants to be a leader, and no one wants to do the actual work

    For example:

    Everyone wanted credit for the project and tried to take on a supervisory role. So the project never got done. It was too many chiefs and not enough Indians.

    9. Cut Someone Some Slack
    Definition:

    Avoid treating someone strictly or severely

    For example:

    Reynaldo has been on the job for only two weeks. It’s natural that he would make mistakes. Cut him some slack.

    10. Big Picture
    Definition:

    A wide perspective; a broad view of something

    For example:

    Don’t get bogged down in the details. Keep the big picture in mind.


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