December 28, 2008
Common Everyday Phrases
head over heels
heart skips a beat
to turn heads
Amy: "Arthur, I've been thinking...our anniversary is coming up in just 3 days. Do you remember how beautiful our wedding was?"
Arthur: "I sure do, Amy. We were in Florida, and there were hundreds of tiny, white lights in the palm trees which were in the garden where we got married. I sure was head over heels in love with you."
Amy: "I know, I could tell. My heart skipped a beat when I walked down that pretty little path to meet you at the beginning of the ceremony."
Arthur: "Yea, I remember how you turned everyone's head, and I knew I was marrying the most beautiful woman in the world."
head over heels
completely; thoroughly
heart skips a beat
startled, frightened
or very excited
to turn heads
to make everyone look or notice
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