according to the rules in Idioms
one day at a time in Idioms
twelve at a time in Idioms
in measurements equal to a handful in Idioms
after each hour, one hour at a time in Idioms
one month at a time in Idioms
by the back of the neck in Idioms
similarly, for the same reason in Idioms
by luck and with very little skill in Idioms
by a narrow margin, barely in Idioms
barely in Idioms
by hard work in Idioms
incidentally, in addition but of less importance (this phrase is used to add information to a topic or to introduce a new topic to a conversation) in Idioms
one week at a time in Idioms
one year at a time in Idioms
because of something in Idioms
passing through or by a place in Idioms
as a substitute for something, as a form or example of something in Idioms
by speaking rather than writing in Idioms
an action that may fail but has a good chance to succeed in Idioms
