"Push the boat out" is an idiom that means to go all out, put forth a great effort, or do something as fully as possible. It can also mean to take risks or try something new.

The idiom "level playing field" refers to a situation where everyone has an equal chance or opportunity, regardless of their background or advantage.

The idiom "run for cover" means to do something quickly or hastily to avoid danger, trouble, or negative consequences. It can also mean seeking refuge or protection from harm.

The idiom "come to pass" is used to describe an event or situation that happens unexpectedly or as a result of some action. It can be used to indicate that something that was previously uncertain or unknown has now come to fruition.

The idiom "stand in a good stead" refers to being in a favorable position or having a good reputation. It means that someone is respected, trusted, and well-regarded by others.