VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Be Like Chalk and Cheese

Meaning:

two things are completely different from each other

Examples:

  • Even though they are twins, John and Jake are like chalk and cheese.
  • Her personality and mine are like chalk and cheese.
  • The new software and the old version are like chalk and cheese.
  • Their parenting styles are like chalk and cheese.
  • You and your brother are like chalk and cheese.
  • The two politicians' views on healthcare are like chalk and cheese.
  • My tastes and his are like chalk and cheese.
  • The two managers' approaches to leadership are like chalk and cheese.
  • Their opinions on the project are like chalk and cheese.
  • The two restaurants, although next to each other, are like chalk and cheese.
  • Her fashion sense and mine are like chalk and cheese.
  • The sisters' personalities are like chalk and cheese.
  • Our vacation preferences are like chalk and cheese.
  • Their strategies for solving the problem are like chalk and cheese.
  • The two artists' styles are like chalk and cheese.
  • The new employee and the previous one are like chalk and cheese.
  • Their ideas for the business plan were like chalk and cheese.
  • The two cities are like chalk and cheese in terms of culture.
  • Their methods of teaching are like chalk and cheese.
  • The siblings' attitudes towards money are like chalk and cheese.
  • The movie and the book are like chalk and cheese.
  • Their approaches to dieting are like chalk and cheese.
  • The old CEO and the new one are like chalk and cheese.
  • His cooking and mine are like chalk and cheese.
  • The candidates' speeches were like chalk and cheese.