You may need to change the form of the idiom.

I'll use any idiom if I can make music out of it.

But what if that were an idiom for something else?

The idiom means nothing to him, but he gets the idea.

For some people, that last one is more than an idiom.

He tried again, using a different idiom; still nothing happened.

With any American you were always likely to end in a discussion about idiom.

Each phase in the work has an idiom of its own.

I always thought he was working in a false idiom.

Of course, you have to be a little careful with your idioms.

Have you studied out the land, its idioms and men?

In more ways than one you forget what is meant by idiom.

At one point in the conversation she used a perfect idiom.

But she knows how to work with the ballet idiom.

When they are too small, the idiom does not have enough room to get into top gear.

It was too true for idiom or turn of phrase.

They worked on expressions and idiom, two of the most difficult things in any language.

The words tasted bad; but he had to use their idiom.

Looking forward to more idioms in relation to the word white.

An example of an idiom is hit the sack, which means to go to bed.

A common English idiom with a similar meaning is "in and of itself".

Later he found a simpler, more natural idiom of his own.

Because he played the guitar for so many years, music is the idiom of their new program.

Much less attention was paid to the actual movement idiom.

Each in his own way enriched the American movie idiom.