The idiom "breakout" refers to a sudden or unexpected event, occurrence, or development that becomes popular or well-known. It can also mean an escape from confinement or a sudden increase in something, such as sales or crime rates.

An unexpected reward or favor, often given at the end of a task or project.

"Under fire" is an idiomatic expression that means to be in a difficult or challenging situation, often involving criticism or opposition from others. The phrase can also refer to being under attack or facing adversity in general.

The idiom "on pins and needles" means to be very anxious, nervous or eagerly waiting for something to happen. It's a figurative expression that originated from the literal act of being on tenterhooks, which is the past participle of to hang by a hook or pin.

The idiom "break open" means to reveal or make something known, usually something that was previously hidden or kept secret. It can also mean to expose a mistake or error, to gain access to a place or thing, or to force someone to accept a new idea or perspective.