Dodatkowe przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
They certainly weren't doing things by halves the day I turned up.
He comes from a family that does not do things by halves.
Something really spectacular, believe me, I don't do things by halves.
You don't have to be a friend of his to know what a private person he is or that he doesn't do things by halves.
The Chinese don't do things by halves,' he thought.
"I just hope you don't do things by halves.
"The Race doesn't do things by halves, does it?"
"I must say, he said to Wendy, "that you don't do things by halves."
Sean commented that, "I don't do things by halves, because there's no point!
These people didn't do things by halves.
But television doesn't do things by halves.
Germany does not do things by halves.
I looked a little funny with no face at all, so Admiral Naismith, who does not do things by halves, bought me a new one.
At the Whitney Museum of American Art, they don't do things by halves.
"You don't do things by halves, Brother."
Indeed, Mynheer Beresteyn had not done things by halves.
In 2006 the slogan became 'Don't Do Things By Halves'.
Asked about the size of the US contingent heading to London next year, the official said: "They don't do things by halves."
LeSueur, shaken, muttered to Winters, "By God, he doesn't do things by halves, does he?"
She added: " He wouldn't tell me if they had champagne, but I'm sure they did-- he wouldn't do things by halves. " "
WHATEVER else one may say about the Pearl Theater Company, which has taken on the classics since its beginnings in 1984, it does not do things by halves.
The owner, Lee Pope, does not do things by halves: in addition to three large galleries, the space accommodates a theater and eight artists' studios, at least one of whose tenants commutes from Manhattan.
Dreams and Nightmares of the African Astronauts John Connelly Presents 625 West 27th Street, Chelsea Through June 17 Marco Boggio Sella doesn't do things by halves.
It was a mildly risqué song about Max Miller falling for Mary from the dairy and includes the lines "I don't do things by halves / I'll let you see my calves / and they're not the same shaped calves as Nellie Dean's."
Breeze hadn't done things by halves; the table was laid with a crisp linen cloth, sparkling silver and glass, and there was a bowl of early roses at its centre, and Mrs. Breeze had conjured up a splendid supper: chicken soup and cheese souffle with a salad and ice cream to round their meal off.
Idiomy
