Neck and neck
In a contest or competition, when two competitors reach the same level, they are said to be neck and neck, so it is impossible to say who will win
Example: At the moment the two teams are neck and neck for the World Cup
Neither here nor there
Something which is neither here nor there is unimportant or irrelevant
Example: Why the problem wasn’t discovered earlier is neither here nor there. What’s important now is to find a solution
Never looked back
If you say that you have never looked back, you mean that after an event which changed your life for the better, you continue to be happy with the situation
Example: Since the day she decided to work from home, she has never looked back
Next to nothing
The term next to nothing means a very small amount or almost nothing
Example: My boots were a real bargain. I bought them for next to nothing in the sales
Night owl
Someone who is lively and active at night and goes to bed very late is called a night owl
Example: I work better in the evenings than in the morning. My friends say I’m a night owl
No dice
If someone asks you for something and you reply “no dice” you mean that it is impossible or it can’t be done
Example: Can you lend me your car? Sorry, no dice