It stands to reason
It’s reasonable or to be expected. For example, It stands to reason that if we leave late we’ll arrive late. [ Early 1600s ]
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- Itsy-bitsy
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- It takes all sorts
Many different kinds of people make up the world. For example, I would never go swimming in April, but it takes all sorts , or Gordon insists on wearing sunglasses indoors and out—I guess it takes all sorts . This expression, originating in the 1600s as It takes all sorts to make a world , […]