Move heaven and earth to do Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To do everything possible and try as hard as you can to achieve something, even if it is very difficult.
Usage & Nuances
This is a very strong, dramatic idiom, often used for big efforts or sacrifices. Commonly appears as 'move heaven and earth to' plus a verb ('move heaven and earth to win'). Not formal; it is dramatic but not slang. Do not use for ordinary or minor efforts.
Example Sentences
She will move heaven and earth to help her children.
basic
We must move heaven and earth to find a cure.
basic
He moved heaven and earth to make sure the project was finished on time.
basic
If you want that job, you’ll have to move heaven and earth to get it.
natural
They moved heaven and earth to save their business during the crisis.
natural
I’ll move heaven and earth to make sure you’re safe.
natural