have one's work cut out

But I know you will still have your work cut out tomorrow.

Then you'll really have your work cut out for you."

But now you have your work cut out for you as Treasury secretary.

"I would say you have your work cut out for you," she commented.

You're gonna have your work cut out with them.

You'll certainly have your work cut out there.

Like many other chief executives, you have your work cut out for you to sell this values thing.

"All the same, you'll have your work cut out.

'The three of you are going to have your work cut out."

Deanna, you just may have your work cut out for you, Vale thought.

You'll have your work cut out to get this thing established anyway, without planting it in an atmosphere of failure.'

'You'll have your work cut out to do that - to say nothing about having to contend with Matt's opposition to the idea.

You already have your work cut out with Mr Canning."

You will therefore have your work cut out, Commissioner, to encourage the Member States to accept this principle.

You're going to have your work cut out for you trying to explain how it popped up in Los Angeles."

Every day he says, 'Mikhail, you have your work cut out for you.'"

I mentioned to the waitress 'you look like you have your work cut out for you this evening'

Mr. Thompson wishes that fewer people would say, "You sure have your work cut out for you."

It's certainly an angle worth coverin', although you'll have your work cut out to round 'em up.

"You'll have your work cut out, my gallant Pimpernel," he murmured to himself, "to get the wench away.

"I expect you had your work cut out, rounding up all the CBs," the President said.

You may have your work cut out for you this time, Jim, so watch your aft shields on this one.

"Well, you certainly have your work cut out for you, Julio Juan Javier."

"Gentlemen," said Picard, "you have your work cut out for you, and a limited time in which to do it.

"You have your work cut out for you, if you're going to try to prove that theory about the shot being fired from a train," she insisted.