hold one's feet to the fire

The time has come to hold their feet to the fire.

We all need someone to hold our feet to the fire.

And I will continue holding their feet to the fire.

Tell us how you want to hold our feet to the fire and make sure we do these things.

I'm not going to hold your feet to the fire on this one.

"And I think this community will hold their feet to the fire on those issues."

Very nice work, and thanks for holding my feet to the fire.

"We have to hold their feet to the fire to carry through on anything."

He put himself out there like that and we're going to hold his feet to the fire.

Nobody in the government is holding their feet to the fire.

And analysts on the call didn’t hold Dimon’s feet to the fire.

"It gives me an opportunity to hold his feet to the fire on the issues of race and social justice."

And yet it is necessary to hold his feet to the fire to a greater extent than we have.

"Government agencies should hold their feet to the fire," he said.

I suppose we could hold her feet to the fire until she tells us.

Better to have the President here so he can continue to hold their feet to the fire."

"If the Latino groups want to see this get done, they need to hold his feet to the fire."

"If they're going to hold our feet to the fire on this you're talking about a tremendous amount of work."

I only hope that the Republicans hold their feet to the fire till then.

And we're going to hold your feet to the fire while you do it."

I'll hold his feet to the fire just as much."

I credit Obama for holding parents’ feet to the fire of their children’s actions.

As one group noted, regulations are needed to "hold the feet to the fire."

But at some point it'll become the Clinton economy, and voters will hold his feet to the fire if things go sour.

At their best, they expose corruption and hold politicians’ feet to the fire.