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Easier said than done
 
"Finding a perfect house is easier said than done."

Easy come, easy go
 
"Easy come, easy go--that's how it is for Mark when he plays the stock market."

Easy does it
 
"Easy does it!" Bob shouted, as I steered the boat into the dock.

Eat one's head off
 
"Although Nancy is petite, she can eat her head off."

Eat one's heart out
 
"If you had any sense you'd forget him, but eat your heart out if you want to."

Eat your heart out
 
"Hey, Pete, you know that girl in the physics class you like so much, the one who won't pay any attention to you? Well, eat your heart out, buddy--I'm taking her out for dinner and a movie Saturday night."

Eat one's words
 
"I'm going to make you eat your words."

Eat out
 
"Do you eat out a lot?"

Either make or break
 
"Critics can either make or break a young performer."

Eleventh hour
 
"At the eleventh hour the government decided that something had to be done."

Every cloud has a silver lining
 
"Still, every cloud has a silver lining. We have drawn lessons from the decisions taken. "

Every dog has its/his day
 
"Don’t give up easily. Every dog has his day."

Every now and then
 
"I hear from him every now and then."

Every once in a while
 
"I run into her in the shop downstairs every once in a while."

Every so often
 
"We still get together for lunch every so often."

Every Tom, Dick and Harry
 
"Draw the curtains or we'll have every Tom, Dick, and Harry peeking in the window."

Everyone is for himself
 
"In big cities, people only mind their own business. Everyone is for himself."

Everything goes to the dogs
 
"We need a translator before everything goes to the dog."

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