The phrasal verb “turn in sb” or “turn sb in” means to take a criminal to the police.
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Prison Break
Amaury Nolasco (Fernando Sucre) and Wentworth Miller (Michael Scofield) used the phrasal verb “turn in” in season 1, episode 8 (The Old Head) of Prison Break as shown below:
A sore spot or point refers to a subject which someone would prefer not to talk about because it makes them angry or embarrassed.
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Wade Williams(Bradley Bellick) used the phrase “a sore spot” while talking to Wentworth Miller(Michael Scofield) in season 2, episode 4(First Down) of Prison Break as [...]
By and large means “all things considered” or “on the whole”
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The phrase “By and large” was used in the first season, episode 4(Cute poison) of the popular TV show “Prison Break” as shown below:
Across the board means happening or having an effect on people at every level and in every area.
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Paul Adelstein(Paul Kellerman) used the phrase “across the board” while talking to Reggie Lee(Bill Kim) in the season two, episode 8 of the popular TV show “Prison Break” as shown below:
The phrase “All over the place” means to be scattered in a lot of different places in an untidy way.
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Amaury Nolasco(Fernando Sucre) used the phrase “all over the place” while talking to Maurice Ripke(Petey Cordero) in season 2, episode 3(Scan) of the popular TV show “Prison Break” as [...]