Get all your ducks in a row

IT's a term used to tell someone to get everything lined up first so its simpler to do know mate what the task.

Tim - its never gana werk ! Henry - why not ? Tim - because you didnt get all your ducks in a row.

Get all your ducks in a row by dragonboy8586 May 1, 2021

77 sevens in a row 

someone who is very lucky

Man Matt hooked up with steph that guys been 77 sevens in a row since year 10

77 sevens in a row by duck1791 September 19, 2008

Get my ducks in a row 

Complete one's preparations, become efficient and well organised. This synonym for get one's act together probably alludes to lining up target ducks in a shooting gallery. Slang; 1970s

I'm trying to get my ducks in a row before I go to Munich.

Get my ducks in a row by Robin Morgan December 12, 2007

Ten in a row 

Something celtic are getting that rangers will never even come close to getting

Kieran Tierney is here for ten in a row

Ten in a row by Celtic Fc 1888 August 4, 2019

Too many blank lines in a row 

This phrase means there was not enough communication when a couple had a row .

When he realised there were too many blank lines in a row
he had to work exceedingly hard to correct the problem and make up again.

Too many blank lines in a row by Criostoir Hulme September 24, 2005

four-strikes-in-a-row 

It's called a 4-bagger or a hambone.

After you bowl a turkey, or three strikes in a row, the next strike makes it four-strikes-in-a-row, which would be called a hambone or a 4-bagger.

four-strikes-in-a-row by Bowling fan November 25, 2013

Take out a row 

Taking out a row means to go home one night after a rough night and sit down and literally take out a row of Oreos.

I went home last night after being so drunk and needed to take out a row.

Take out a row by Papi Joe August 12, 2015