The idiom "beggars can't be choosers" is used to convey that when one is in a position of desperation or need, they have no right to complain or object.

"Come of age" is an idiom that means to reach maturity or adulthood, both physically and mentally. It can also refer to the process of growing up and developing into a responsible and independent person.

The idiom "with a bang" means to do or perform something with great force, intensity, or enthusiasm. It can also refer to an event or occurrence that happens suddenly or dramatically, often with a loud noise.

The idiom "rain check" is used to refer to a temporary postponement or suspension of something, often due to unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather. It can also be used to indicate that someone has agreed to continue doing something at a later time.

"Rise to the occasion" is an idiom that means to perform well or excel in a particular situation, especially when faced with challenges or adversity.