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Now, the VOA Special English program, "Words and Their Stories".Today we explain some expressions about birds. For example, if something is "for the birds", it is worthless or not very interesting. Someone who eats like a bird eats very little. And "a bird`s eye view" is a general look at an area fr...
Now, the VOA Special English program, "Words and Their Stories".The hand has been a symbol through the ages and in many cultures. There are hundreds of expressions and combinations of words using hand in the English language. Let us examine some of the expressions that use hand.We will get a hand in...
This is Feel Marvin with Words and their Stories, a program in Special English on the Voice of America. We tell about some common expressions in American English.A leatherneck or a grunt do not sound like nice names to call someone. Yet men and women who serve in the United States armed forces are p...
Now the VOA Special English program: Words and Their Stories.Baseball is America's national sport, so it is not unusual that many popular expressions come from baseball. But first, let me explain a little about the game.Each baseball team has nine players. The pitcher of one team throws the ball to ...
Now the VOA Special English Program WORDS AND THEIR STORIESAmerican English is full of colorful expressions. One such expression is to touch all bases.It comes from the sport of baseball.There are four bases in baseball. First, second and third. The fourth is home plate. Together, the bases form a d...
