bring around

  bring around (change someone’s opinion) It is difficult to bring him around to our point of view. (to restore someone’s health or unconsciousness) John had fainted, but we managed to bring him around with some cold water. envocabulary.com

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all walks of life

  all walks of life (different professions or different levels of society) People from all walks of life came to the funeral. He is a broadminded man, and can get along with people from all walks of life. envocabulary.com

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have someone in mind

  have someone in mind (consider someone as a candidate for something) I have Daniel in mind for this job, because he is the most qualified person. Who do you have in mind for a project manager? envocabulary.com

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