Has she come to office? Is she in? Which one is more formal to ask.. Kindly reply

in a hole - in debt, owing money (in business) Can anyone explain why?

"Cisco on deck" What does 'on deck' mean? Is it a commonly known term? Thanks

not cut it - to not be good enough to do something : e.g. I don't get it why such a talented guy just can't cut it. e.g. If she can't cut it, we might need to get someone else to take over the case. e.g. Players who can't cut it

In a resume, when referring to the experience acquired in an institution you used to work for, do you say PREVIOUS OR PRIOR institution

Italicize the sentence you deem to be invalid. De-italicize the sentence you deem to be invalid. Are these sentences correct? Thanks.

Is it correct to say: (while asking someone) Make the sentence bold, italic, underlined, etc. Bold the second paragraph. Mark the sentence bold / italic. Underline the sentence. Undo bold / italic / underline in the second paragraph. Redo bold /

The follwing is an excerpt from BBC news: Protesters have been demanding Mr Samak step down for weeks. They say he is a puppet for Thaksin Shinawatra, the former prime minister who the military accused of corruption and ousted in 2006. My question

I never thought of going back to my country. However, if I went back perforce or "by mistake", I would have joined a progressive political party. I would appreciate your comments on the sentence above.

The fact that half the adult population stays home on Election Day is an expression of alienation from the Tweedledee-Tweedledum politics of the Democrats and Republicans. What does "Tweedledee-Tweedledum" mean here?