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Throw Under The Bus

Throw Under The Bus - to betray or sacrifice someone for selfish reasons; to cause harm to someone for someones for selfish reasons

My boss threw me under the bus. He took credit for my ideas.
Did the police throw you under the bus? Did they lie to you?
My brother will never throw me under the bus.
Friends do not throw each other under the bus.
The politicians always throw each other under the bus all the time.
Why do people throw each other under the bus?

To Wrap Things Up

To Table Something

Time For A Change

To Jump Out Of My Skin

Tough Cookie

Tide Over

Time And Time Again

Thick

Through Thick And Thin

Think Outside The Box

Take A Load Off Your Feet

Throw Under The Bus

Take For A Ride

Take The Cake

Take Forty Winks

Take It Or Leave It

The End Of The Line

Take Five

Throw The Book At Someone

Time Out

The Cream Of The Crop

Twenty-Four Seven - 24/7

Two Peas In A Pod

Take It Slow

The Straw That Brok The Camel's Back

The Whole Nine Yards

Take It With A Grain Of Salt

The Last Straw

The Lights Are On But Nobody Is Home

Tearing Me Apart

Throw In The Towel

The Proof Is In The Pudding

Think Outside The Box

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