What idioms do these pictures reffer to?

[Rynforest]

Okay, the other day at school I got this paper, and it show a picture and your supposed to be able to tell what idiom/phrase it reffers to.
Ex.
esroh riding
Answer:
Horse back riding

Ex.
Often not
Often
Often not

Answer:
More often than not.

Well I asked around and no one knows a few. I was wondering if you would help.

1. Exit
Leg

2. breth
(could it be "a little short of breath"?)

3. EMPLOY T
MEN

4. 9ALL5

thanks for your help!!

[blouen]

That's quite difficult.

[PennyWise]

Exit
LEG

Out on a limb

[Anglika]

3. EMPLOY T
MEN work [Employment]



4. 9ALL5 = All in a day's work! (9 to 5 is the usual work hours of an average person)

[PennyWise]

Thanks Anglika - That 9 to 5 was making my head hurt. I thought the fact that it was all caps and bold faced was part of the answer.

I didn't understand your interpretation of EMPLOY T / MEN
To me it looks like "Men out of work" - but that's not an idiom, so I'm probably wrong.

[Anglika]

Your interpretation seems good - men out of work is a common phrase.

[MeiESOL]

"Men at work" is a common idiom in the UK and "out of work" is one too, but not "men out of work" unfortunately. I'm confused as a native English speaker.

[Anglika]

"Men at work" is a common idiom in the UK and "out of work" is one too, but not "men out of work" unfortunately. I'm confused as a native English speaker.

You surprise me - I hear it quite often. Perhaps you live in a better employment region.