MCQ
To set one's face against
From Idioms and Phrases · English Language Competence Test
To set one's face against
Hard-pressed
The boy had a <u><em>hair-breadth escape</em></u> from a street accident.
The sworn enemies have decided to <u><em>bury the hatchet</em></u>.
I am afraid he is <u><em>burning the candle</em></u> at both ends.
Though he has lot of money, yet all his plans are <u><em>built upon sand</em></u>.
To have brush with
The speaker gave a <u><em>bird's eye view</em></u> of the political conditions in the country.