She danced like there's no tomorrow at the wedding, and everyone joined in.

I was sure we'd win the match, but then there's many a slip twixt the cup and the lip, and we lost in the final minutes.

During the workshop, the instructor reminded us that there's no such thing as a stupid question, so everyone felt comfortable asking for clarification.

He warned her about the get-rich-quick scheme, but she insisted on investing anyway — after all, there's a sucker born every minute.

I can't leave the scene because there's been an accident and the police are asking questions.

When the company offered free software, I reminded the team that there's no such thing as a free lunch, and hidden costs would likely appear later.

After months of wandering, Maria returned to her cozy apartment and, relieved, said there's no place like home.

When he stubbornly repeated the same mistake at sixty, his daughter sighed and muttered, "there's no fool like an old fool," under her breath.

Faced with a filthy task no one wanted, Mary shrugged and quoted, "where there's muck there's brass," because she knew the pay would be good.

After they tasted the homemade cookies, she laughed and said there's more where that came from.