Idiom: come hell or high water

Definition: regardless of difficulties or obstacles

Examples:

The market is in a big crisis, but we are determined to succeed. Come hell or high water, we will dominate the market.

This project is really important. I have to finish it, no matter what happens. My boss told me, “Come hell or high water, you have to finish this one.”

 

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