to misjudge a coming event, to misread the future in Idioms
to be very certain about something in Idioms
to be in a better situation than before in Idioms
to be almost all of something in Idioms
it is better to be careful than to take risks in Idioms
it is better to be a live coward than a dead hero (this is from Ecclesiastes in the Bible) in Idioms
it is better to be the leader of a small group than a follower of a bigger one in Idioms
to be in a very difficult position in Idioms
to be unemployed in Idioms
to be in a very difficult position in Idioms
to be undecided, to be between two decisions in Idioms
to be completely without doubt in Idioms
to be more than can be measured in Idioms
to be beyond one's ability, to be in deep water in Idioms
to be more than one can afford in Idioms
to be outside the bounds of acceptable behavior in Idioms
to be more than one can say in Idioms
to say goodbye to someone or something in Idioms
to patiently wait for an opportunity to occur. in Idioms
an important person in a less important place in Idioms
