changed their mind - Although some schools wanted to re-open ASAP, many changed their tune very quickly when the government communicated all the requirements they’ll have to comply with., deal with a hard sit. / accept consequences - Authorities who doubted how critical the pandemic was ended up having to face the music when hospitals got crowed and health care systems nearly crashed., deal with a situation as it develops - Due to the myriad ways the novel coronavirus may affect people, many authorities couldn't make a failure-proof plan to fight it and had to play it by ear more often than expected., very pleasant to hear - The news that the vaccine tested is effective against the novel coronavirus is music to my ears., is somewhere in my memory - I can't remember Jeff Bezos’s face, but his name rings a bell. Isn’t he the founder of Amazon?, boasting/ gloating/ showing pride - The CEO shouldn’t be blowing his own trumpet all the time as everybody knows he’s gotten the idea from his staff members druring a brainstorming., an adjustment - With just some fine tuning, this presentation will be perfect to charm the client into choosing our business proposal.,

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