The idiom "shifting sands" refers to something that is constantly changing, unstable, or difficult to predict or control. It can also indicate uncertainty or ambiguity in a situation.

The idiom "catch-22" refers to a situation where one is trapped by contradictory or circular conditions, making it impossible to choose the right course of action.

The idiom "wine and dine" means to have a pleasant evening with food, drink, and good company. It can also mean to entertain or host someone for a meal, usually in a formal setting.

The idiom "in touch" means to be aware, informed, or updated about something, someone or some situation. It can also mean having a personal or emotional connection with someone or something.

The idiom "come out" can have a literal or figurative meaning depending on the context.

In its literal sense, "come out" means to emerge from a hiding place or a closed space into an open area. For example:

• The cat came out of the box.