Idioms
rest on one's laurels
to be satisfied with the success that one has already achieved
My boss is always willing to work hard and does not try to rest on his laurels.
result in (something)
return the compliment
return the favor
rev (something) up or rev up (something)
rhyme or reason
rich in (something)
ride (something) out or ride out (something)
ride herd on (someone)
ride off in all directions
ride on (someone's) coattails
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stand up (someone) or stand (someone) up
stuff and nonsense
all sweetness and light
in unison
last person
nothing to it
beat up (someone) or beat (someone) up
by fits and starts
have a heart of gold
stand in awe of (someone or something)
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The first fashion house to be set up was in 1858 by Charles Worth. He opened his store in Paris with the idea of having pre-made gowns presented on models to his customers
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