like a fish out of water

I knew nobody at all on my first days there and I felt like a fish out of water.

The sunshine is burning hot, and I feel like a fish out of water and oxygen, seeing every object double and flickering.

I did not know most of the guests there, I felt like a fish out of water.

What's the matter with you? You look like a fish out of water.

I'm not used to hanging out with the big shots. It made me feel like a fish out of water.

Marty : Oh yes it is. You told me it was a costume party. (He wears a cartoon costume) I feel like a fish out of water.

It must've been, uh, the--the different worlds thing, right? One of you always feeling like a fish out of water?

The circumstance around is so strange to her that she feels like a fish out of water.

We are going to the beach, not to a banquet. If you wear that kind of clothes, you will feel like a fish out of water.

welcome to the Big Apple. I hope you don't feel like a fish out of water here. we've been on pins and needles waiting for you.

It's completely normal to feel like a fish out of water when you arrive at a new place, not knowing anyone.

If I am taken away from Bethlehem, I am like a fish out of water, because this landscape is deep inside me.

With my working-class background, I feel like a fish out of water among these high-income people.

One of you always feeling like a fish out of water?

Tom felt like a fish out of water at the party because he knew no one.

He felt like a fish out of water when he arrived in Tibet.

With no friends and relatives in the new land, he felt like a fish out of water.

In my patched jeans and torn leather jacket I felt like a fish out of water amongst all those elegantly - dressed people.

I don't like going to the big parties they have. I always feel like a fish out of water there.

Recently, I spent 10 minutes watching The Today Show, and quickly found myself gasping for another culture like a fish out of water.

My little brother felt like a fish out of water in his new school.

She felt like a fish out of water at the evening party because she knew no one.

eg. At the party, I felt like a fish out of water in my shabby clothes.

Sometimes, I feel like a fish out of water when I go to a party and everyone but me is doing their the latest dance.

I felt like a fish out of water when first come to this school.

Among so many well-dressed and cultured people, the country girl felt like a fish out of water.

Among so many well-dressed cultured people, the country girl felt like a fish out of water.

B. Being among so many well-dressed people, the country girl felt like a fish out of water.

I felt like a fish out of water at Tom's birthday party last week.

He was so frightened just like a fish out of water that he couldn't imagine what his father would do after hearing this case .

Tracy has always lived in a small village. She feels like a fish out of water in this city.

Wow, he must feel like a fish out of water.

I feel like a fish out of water here.

When this happens, we can say we feel like a fish out of water.

I feel like a fish out of water when I went to a new country.

She had to dine with a group of strange clients, which make her feel like a fish out of water. drink like a fish

But I'm like a fish out of water, Down her on the farm

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Like a Fish Out of Water