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31. 'Full of beans' is an idiom which means lively and energetic.

32. With expressions such as these, we are obviously approaching another transitional area bordering on idiom.

33. Mostly, they go round in circles, reflecting only the idiom of the day.

34. An up-and-coming composer would probably welcome the opportunity to write music in a religious idiom.

35. Photographs are, certainly, an idiom we are now all used to.

36. Retaining the idiom would have the advantage of preserving the semblance of continuity, while providing some orientation in daily life.

37. Each language has its own phraseology, its own idiom which rules out many options that are potentially available as grammatical sequences.

38. Those uneasy with the idiom would have found much to capture the ear in the intricate interplay of sounds throughout the piece.

38. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

39. Take a joke , this idiom, often put negatively.

40. He couldn't catch on to the English idiom.

41. This is a simple, direct, and useful interaction idiom.

42. She reads with a sharp eye for idiom.

43. Is it when a new idiom is measurably better?

44. The toolbar idiom has been demonstrably effective and convenient.

45. It was an idiom he'd caught from Carol Goldsmith.

46. Such overlapping within a single application is completely natural and a well - formed idiom.

47. This essay aims at illustrating the unequivalence between the source text and the target text from the perspective of vocabulary, idiom, syntax and sense of beauty.

48. The sun blazing like a ball of fire . This idiom describes the extremely hot weather.

49. Second, the economy of words results in the existence of semantic gaps and the opaqueness of the explicit meaning of the idiom.

50. Idiom is the quintessence of a language as well as literary works and poems.

51. Thus the English idiom translation involves the transfer of linguistic code as well as the transmission of cultural denotation.

52. His narrative is a super rendering of dialect speech and idiom.

53. But, as we strip away the boilerplate, we realize that the idiom used for extracting the sort key — here, the last name — is in itself somewhat convoluted.

54. In the foretime, domestication played a major role in idiom translation while foreignization was just in a subordinate status.

55. As the morphological feature idiom of regular structure and flexible usage, its grammar structure and grammar function have certain special laws.

56. It is a Chinese idiom, used to express admiration or well-wishing.

57. In the course of translation the casualty is always the typical idiom of the source language.

58. Idiom is an important language unit in lexicon system of Contemporary Chinese.

59. And nothing was so irritating as the confident way he used archaic idiom.

60. This is an excellent control idiom for sovereign - posture programs with which users interact for long hours.