GBC-06

"It doesn't cut the mustard" is an idiom meaning it's *.

* mainly look through a company's balance sheet to decide whether to invest.

A: Would you like to have a meal together sometime soon? B: Yes, well * Thursday morning at 10 o'clock for brunch?

ABC's customer center tries to avoid leaving a customer * for more than 20 seconds.

After hearing of your excellent reputation, I'm delighted to make your * , John.

All of the clients are advised to follow the map in our brochure when they visit our * which is located in the center of the city.

As part of the factory inspection, workers were asked to demonstrate the use of various equipment * on the assembly line.

Everyone * in Phil's class will have to shave off their hair to show respect to him.

For further inquiries, please * free to contact us toll-free at 090-0000-0000.

I * that there will be an interview for a part-time job to work next Sunday.

I can not * this project until I am satisfied with the details.

I confirmed our rival's hostile * toward our company's continuous improvement and innovation at the conference. They were planning a take-over.

I didn't knock the vase over * . It was an accident.

I don't mean to *, but can I ask you some personal questions?

I'm afraid it seems we have a meeting at that time. Could we * for this afternoon?