British & Australian, formal

(your) road to Damascus - a very important experience which changes your whole life.

I used to be a slob, but then I underwent a sort of road-to-Damascus conversion to fitness. (always before noun)

• put their heads together
• put the kibosh on
• put the kibosh on something
• put the knife in
• put the lid on
• put the lid on something
• put the pedal to the metal
• put the record straight
• put the roses in cheeks
• put the roses in someone's cheeks
• put the screws on
• put the screws on someone
• put the seal on
• put the seal on something
• put the skids under
• put the skids under someone
• put the skids under something
• put the squeeze on
• put the squeeze on someone
• put the squeeze on something
• put the wind up
• put the wind up someone
• put thinking cap on
• put through
• put through hell