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Have you ever noticed how big events often happen back-to-back?

A company announces record profits… and immediately afterward, the CEO resigns.
A singer releases a new album… and soon after, a world tour is announced.

That feeling of speed, intensity, and momentum is exactly what the English idiom “hot on the heels” captures.

In this episode of the Koala English Podcast, Anthony explains:

• The clear meaning of “hot on the heels”
• The origin and visual image behind the phrase
• How it’s used in news, sports, business, and storytelling
• The difference between “hot on the heels” and “right after”
• When NOT to use it
• Practical example sentences you can use immediately

This episode will help you sound more natural, more advanced, and more confident when describing fast-moving events in English.

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“Hot on the heels of something important in my life, something else happened…”

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