- in your corner
- in (your) corner
supporting you.
It makes a big difference to have a crackerjack, experienced lawyer in your corner.
New idioms dictionary. 2014.
in your corner
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have someone in your corner — If you have someone in your corner, you have their support or help … The small dictionary of idiomes
have (someone) in (your) corner — to have the support or help of someone. We re lucky we ve got James in our corner. No one can beat him in a debate … New idioms dictionary
fight your corner — to defend your opinions when criticized by other people … English dictionary
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corner — 1. to establish a monopoly in an essential product Probably from driving cattle into the corner of a yard rather than from storing goods in a hidden place. To corner is British criminal jargon for selling shoddy goods at more than their… … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
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