MCQ
To bring one's eggs to a bad market
From Idioms and Phrases · English Language Competence Test
To bring one's eggs to a bad market
I am afraid he is <u><em>burning the candle</em></u> at both ends.
Harp on
Those who <u><em>make no bones</em></u> about such actions face a tough opposition.
He is in the habit of <u><em>fishing in troubled waters</em></u>.
He was <u><em>carried off his feet</em></u> when he was declared to have won the prize.
We should <u><em>do away with</em></u> the present examination system.
Some of us are really <u><em>in a Catch-22</em></u> situation.