Question: Give me the sentences of the following idioms.? Made of, letters of gold, a red letter day, from hand to mouth, with open arms, to turn over a new leaf, day in and day out.\nThe sentences should not be simple. They should be good enough to attain full marks in examination.\nWaiting for the best answer...!

Answer: *****\nYou can use these idioms in the sentences like the followings:\n\n(1) Letters of gold: The achievement of 'Ammara' can be written in the 'letters of gold' in the History of the University;\n\n(2) A red letter day: When 'Ammara' achieved the top position in his/her University, it was 'a red letter day' for him/her;\n\n(3) From hand to mouth: The labourers of the building project have to live from 'hand to mouth' due to meagre wages paid to them by the owner of the project;\n\n(4) With open arms: When Ammara visited the house of his/her grand parents after more than five years, they 'received Ammara with open arms';\n\n(5) To turn over a new leaf: When Ammara graduated from the University, it 'turned over a new leaf' in his/her life;\n\n(6) Day in and day out: Ammara did not leave any stone unturned to get to the top position of the University, as he/she used to concentrate on his studies 'day in and day out'.\n\nJUST SEE I have used another idiom also in the last sentence to make the sentence more meaningful.\n\nBest of luck!
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