Idioms

live on borrowed time
to continue to live or operate longer than circumstances would suggest
My old car has been living on borrowed time for a long time now.

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  • live out of a suitcase
  • live through (something)
  • live up to (something)
  • live up to one's end of the bargain
  • live within one's means
  • liven up (something) or liven (something) up
  • loaded
  • lock (something) in or lock in (something)
  • lock (something) up or lock up (something)
  • lock horns with (someone)
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  • on view
  • in the right place at the right time
  • have the gift of the gab
  • have one's ear to the ground
  • by virtue of (something)
  • give (someone) the red-carpet treatment
  • shake up (something)
  • take a leak
  • clean bill of health
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    During World War II, bakers in the United States were ordered to stop selling sliced bread for the duration of the war on January 18, 1943. Only whole loaves were made available to the public. It was never explained how this action helped the war effort.      .. More >>
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