PUT ONE'S FACE ON

To put one's face on means to apply makeup.





                                                 

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Example: May never leaves the house before she puts her face on.

CAT GOT YOUR TONGUE

We ask people: "What's the matter, cat got your tongue?", when they are unusually silent.

IT IS HIGH TIME THAT

When we say that "it is high time that," we mean that something should have already happened a long time ago.

For example: "It is high time that they introduced themselves. They moved next door three weeks ago."

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EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY

When we say that "every dog has its day," we mean that everyone gets his or her chance to succeed to do something eventually.

Example: He will get that promotion some day. Every dog has its day.