Idioms
behind (someone's) back
without someone`s knowledge, secretly
The man is very angry because his friend borrowed his car behind his back.
behind closed doors
behind in (something)
behind on (something)
behind schedule
behind the eight ball
behind the scenes
behind the times
belabor the point
believe in (someone)
believe in (something)
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weigh down on (someone)
tire (someone) out or tire out (someone)
take (someone) for a fool
on the hour
in single file
be off on the wrong foot
pull (something) to pieces
main drag
touch base with (someone)
play the market
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On July 4, 1776 (signing of the Declaration of Independence), King George III of England noted in his diary: Nothing of importance happened today.
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