People often use the prepositional phrase 'off one's nut' to describe someone as insane.

Public speakers sometimes complain of a frog in one's throat when nerves make the voice hoarse.

Sometimes the answer is in front of one's nose, but people overcomplicate things.

If one's back is up, it's hard to reason with them.

It's easy to get on one's high horse when you think you're always right.

To take one's lumps is often the only way some victims survive violent attacks.

After college, she moved back to her one-horse town and opened a bakery that quickly became the town's only gathering spot.

To cut one's teeth in journalism, one often starts writing for a local paper.

The bee in one's bonnet about climate action has motivated many volunteers to organize weekly beach cleanups.

When planning the product launch, it's wise to cover one's bases by preparing backup materials, confirming schedules, and testing all equipment.