Examples of 'him an inch' in a sentence
Meaning of "him an inch"
him an inch - a phrase indicating giving someone a small amount of leeway or allowance, often used in situations of negotiation or conflict resolution
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him an inch
If you could just give him an inch.
Give him an inch and he will take a mile.
No one wanted to give him an inch.
Give him an inch and he will take a yard.
I would not trust him an inch.
If we moved him an inch it would mean his death.
Police and gangsters all give him an inch.
Give him an inch and he will want a yard.
She should have hit him an inch lower.
I know he knew exactly what Reberty was up to and I can not move him an inch.
Do not give him an inch.
The fishjust moved away slowly, and the old man could not raise him an inch.
Give him an inch.
He asked for a yard and they gave him an inch.
She should have hit him an inch lower . She could have killed the monster.
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And the old man could not raise him an inch.
Give him an inch and he*ll take a mile.
I do not trust him an inch.
Give him an inch and he'll take an ell.
Every nail that he drove brought him an inch further into misery.
Give him an inch and he will take a mile. Did you water my plants?
I am not one of those guys who you give him an inch ‒.
Don't give him an inch in your life.
However, the BMC rider did not give him an inch.
Remember the old saying ‘ give him an inch and he will take a mile '?
Now is the time, let him have it . Do not give him an inch.
Yeah, he 's a handful . Give him an inch and he will take a mile.
Turning into the straight, I slipped him an inch of rein.
Cooper. I wouldn't trust him an inch.
Yes. I wouldn't trust him an inch.
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