Idiom of the day :- Out of the window
Usage, examples and definition of the Idiom :-
Brown was looking forward to a quiet dinner at home when his boss asked him to work overtime. ‘Well, there goes my evening at home out of the window,’ Brown sighed. When something — an opportunity, a plan, etc. — goes out of the window, it is gone. ‘If I didn’t obey my boss, I’m sure my job would go out of the window,’ Brown said.