give him an inch and he'll take a mile in English

if you give him even a small amount he will want everything, if you allow him even a little freedom it will be impossible to control him

Use "give him an inch and hell take a mile" in a sentence

1. No, they'll give him an injectionand he'll take a nap.

2. He'll take your ID. He'll give you a new one.

3. Do not give him one inch.

4. Give him a paper clip and a motherboard and he'll build anything you want.

5. Take him out and give him a big reward!

6. If you just reason with him he'll give you a fair share.

7. Don't give the job to him; he'll only botch it up.

8. A cricket an inch long has a chirp that is audible for nearly a mile.

9. Don't give an inch, just fight back!

10. An uneducated and ignorant man would usually find the Klan right there to take him in and give him a group.

11. 21 An uneducated and ignorant man would usually find the Klan right there to take him in and give him a group.

12. Give him a thermometer, take his temperature or something, man.

13. He'll get right down and dig, if you give him a rocking chair and a corny old tune like " In the Gloaming ".

14. So he'll get you and your dowry and he'll take the Bouriennka as well.

15. 'No doubt he'll give me the chance to fight him again,' he jibed, tongue in cheek.

16. General, give us a one-mile perimeter.

17. He's a dodgy bloke I wouldn't trust him an inch.

18. He'll take Joe all right.

19. He'll give us cash because that's easy.

20. His teacher could give him both written and oral instructions and let him take exams orally.

21. Break his fucking legs, he'll give you a Who concert.

22. Just ignore him and he'll stop pestering you.

23. He'll take the plunge and start his own business.

24. 20 He'll take anything, even a menial kitchen job.

25. We turn him in, he'll talk.