IT Idioms

Something Simple:

• A piece of cake
• Dead Easy

Some Discrepancy:

• Wildly exaggerated
• Wildy inaccurate 

Random:

• Add insult to the injury
• Add fuel to the fire
• All in the same boat
• An arm and a leg
• Best of both worlds 
• Icing on the cake
• Let the cat out of the bag 
• Off the record
• Pass the buck
• Sixth Sense
• Smell fishy
• Start from scratch
• Off the hook - when you free yourself from obligation or blame.
• Kill two birds with one stone
• Great minds think alike
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Sentences:

• Cut to the chase - Ashish, I asked you to cut to the chase. We don't have much time to listen to all the details
• Let the cat out of the bag- I don't trust April anymore. She has let the cat out of the bag.
• Scapegoat - Don't make me the scapegoat. I did nothing on this code.
• The ball is in your court, so don't miss the chance.
• To make a long story short - Well, to make a long story short, they decided to live their own lives apart from each other.
• Without a doubt  - Without a doubt, trust me, I know what I'm talking about.
• On the fence - Gary is on the fence about traveling to Australia. 
• Lose your head - Rachel doesn't lose your head. Keep calm and discuss the situation together. 
• Excuse my french - He's being so f**** stupid all the time, excuse my french.
• Every cloud has a silver lining -  I hope, that every cloud has a silver lining and I'll get a PR soon.
• Keep fingers crossed - we need to keep our fingers crossed for this go-live.