Hiring him to audit the accounts would be like turkeys voting for Christmas; he'd only cover up the mistakes and make things worse.

When the party turned awkward, I told him to make like a tree and leave.

After the meeting dragged on for two hours, I decided to make like a banana and split.

Despite being told to smile, he stubbornly kept a face like a bag of spanners during the entire meeting.

The final exam felt like falling off a log for Jenna; she finished it in half an hour.

The firefighter fought the blaze like one's life depended on it to save the trapped family.

As my grandmother always said, life is like a box of chocolates, a proverb reminding us that life is full of surprises.

After the phone recordings were released, his teammates dropped him like a hot potato.

She wandered into the new comic book shop and felt like a kid in a candy store, eagerly pulling volumes from the shelves.

After the long overnight drive, he looked like death warmed up at the meeting.