It takes two to tango

Example

Dan blames Carl to be too rageful about their frequent arguments, but it takes two to tango

To set (put) the record straight

Example
I want to set the record straight regarding a few rumors about myself

To put blame on someone

Example

Don't put the blame on him. I didn't take the car

As it stands

Example

The law as it stands must be revised, the bill will undergo to a further debate next week in Senate

To have an ace up your sleeve

Example

He got what he wanted because he had an ace up his sleeve

Hold someone or something in high regard

Example

We hold these procedure in high regard

Debt crunch

Example

Eurozone leaders set for crunch debt summit

Next of kin

Example
The police has to inform the next of kin about the incident

To keep abreast of the times

Example

To follow social media means to keep abreast of the times

Bad breath

Example

I didn't want to stay with him because he had bad breath

Right on cue

Example

Right on cue, the doorbell rang just as we were laying the cloth for dinner

Don't strain your eyes

Example

Don't strain your eyes, you've been staring at your computer screen all day long and your eyes are beginning to hurt

Compound the problem

Example
They compound the problem by deciding on a remedy without checking to ensure it will actually help the affected people or groups

Twiddle one's thumbs

Example

Recently I have seen you do nothing but twiddle your thumbs

Come again

Example

It sounds like a mantra

…Come again