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be all in a day's work

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if something difficult or strange is all in a day's work for someone, it is a usual part of their job. Drinking champagne with Hollywood stars is all in a day's work for top celebrity reporter Gloria Evans. (often + for) We worked in blizzard conditions to restore all the power lines, but it's all in a day's work.

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be all dressed up and/with nowhere to go
be all ears
be all eyes
be all fingers and thumbs
be all fun and games
be all heart
be all in

be all in a day's work
be all in the mind
be all it's cracked up to be
be all moonlight and roses
be all mouth
be all over
be all over the shop
be all smiles

be all beer and skittles

be all brawn and no brains

be all dressed up and nowhere to go

be all dressed up and/with nowhere to go

be all dressed up with nowhere to go

be all ears

be all eyes

be all fingers and thumbs

be all fun and games

be all heart

be all in

be all in a day's work

be all in the mind

be all it's cracked up to be

be all moonlight and roses

be all mouth

Be All My Sins Remember'd

Be All My Sins Remember'd (Stargate Atlantis)

be all over

be all over the shop

be all smiles

be all sweetness and light

be all talk

be all the rage

be all there

be all things to all men

be all very well

be all wet

Be All You Can Be

Be All You Can Be (Beavis and Butt-Head episode)

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