The idiom "take into account" means to consider or pay attention to something important when making a decision or taking an action. It is used to show that someone is being thoughtful and not dismissing anything.

The idiom "way around" means to do something in a roundabout way or by a circuitous route. It can also refer to approaching a task or problem from an indirect angle, or to exploring different options or possibilities before making a decision.

The idiom "grist to the mill" means resources, material, or support needed for someone to accomplish something. It can also refer to someone who provides these resources.

"First things first" is an idiom that means to address the most important or pressing matters before moving on to less important ones.

The idiom "day in, day out" means that something is done or experienced every day, without any breaks or variation. It can be used to describe a routine or a task that needs to be completed daily.