Bull in a china shop

I'm sorry if you're getting a bit fed up of seeing this painting. Hopefully this will be the last post about 'Cracked Matador' for a while. I'm very pleased to tell you that my painting won the Young Artist Prize at this years Bath Artists Society Open Exhibition. I actually shared the prize with a young sculptor named Max Brigden. The stand out artist for me this year not surprisingly the winner of the watercolour prize. Peter Kellow's dense wood scenes (as in a very small forest) possessed…

We're thrilled to share this newly launched work for DDB Health NY, it's definitely a dream brief and one of our favorite campaigns of 2021. How does one communicate that a new drug is both powerful, offering the efficacy that the patient's disease demand…

Idioms are a type of figurative expression—where the meaning has no relation to the words in the phrase. They use creative descriptions to share an idea or feeling. The only way to learn them is to hear them and have the meaning explained to you. So here are 34 animal idioms that native speakers often use, to improve your English skills even further. [fluentu-toc] [easyleadbox id="835ccd6e-62c5-11e7-a636-42901faa16c3"] 1. At a snail’s pace Meaning: Moving very slowly This idiom is pretty…

A BULL IN A CHINA SHOP - Meaning: If someone behaves like a bull in a China shop, they are clumsy when they should be careful

She's so clumsy, like a bull in a china shop!

Being the bull . . . I stride into the unknown like a bull in a china shop, unafraid of being someone else. The fragile nature of my surroundings may make me seem, trapped. Unable to move forward. Unable to be me. But I am a bull, and I am happier when the china is broken. This work is a conversation about trauma. About discovery. About openness and receptiveness. About being as unforgiving in who you are, as a bull in a china shop. When it comes to mental health and what we are experi...

Part of the 'Animal Puns' series. Bull in a China Shop features 7 Cow and Bull Animal Puns. Can you find them all?

Here is the Idiom: "Bull In A China Shop" For IELTS Speaking with meaning and examples to understand it in a better manner.

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Bull in a China Shop