It looks like you're asking about idioms based on the pictures in the document. Here are the idioms suggested by the images, along with the completed sentences using the provided words.

1. "not out of the woods yet"
2. "having a stroke of luck"
3. "pushed to the limit"
4. "foot in the door"

Here's how the sentences could be completed:

1. There’s been a slight improvement in his health, but he’s **not out of the woods yet**.
2. Is Karen still upset about you taking her dress? - Yes, I’m afraid it’s a **sore point**.
3. My brother hasn’t done a **thing** of work all day; he’s so lazy.
4. The seat collapsed under me, and the next thing I knew, I was on the floor, having **pushed** my foot.
5. You didn’t say what I was upset with her, did you? - Yes, I’m afraid I put my **foot** in it.
6. New York is incredibly exciting. They said that it’s very expensive these days, **having** to push.
7. We’ll be hard **pressed** to finish this work by the end of the day.
8. Sam lost the race. - I thought as **much**. He looked very dejected.
9. They made Mandy repeat the test. - Good. It **served** her right for trying to cheat.
10. Donna wasn’t very nice to me. - Don’t take it; she’s just in a bad mood.

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