Phrases & Expressions

To send something to many people at the same time.

• We sent out invitations for the party last week.
• The school sends out a newsletter every month.

To arrange or organize a time and place for people to meet.

• Can you set up a meeting for next week?
• We need to set up a meeting to discuss this.

To begin a new company.

• They started a business together.
• He wants to start his own business.

Used to say that an offer is final and will not be changed.

• The price is $100, take it or leave it.
• That is my final offer, so take it or leave it.

To discuss something carefully and thoroughly, often before deciding.

• Let's talk over your ideas.
• We need to talk over the proposal.

A contract that is documented in writing and signed by the parties.

• Always get a written contract.
• The written contract protects both sides.

When needed, or in the way that a rule or situation demands.

• Take two tablets every four hours as required.
• Fill in the form and attach the documents as required.

To produce and start selling something new.

• The company brought out a new phone.
• He brings out the best in me.

To perform many numerical calculations, especially financial ones.

• Scott loves to crunch numbers, so he decided to become an accountant.
• Wendy spends all day at work crunching numbers and analyzing sales data.

To fail to happen.

• The deal fell through.
• Our plans fell through.