lot

all over the lot in a state of confusion or disorganization. US informal

a bad lot a dishonest person. British informal

fall to someone's lot become someone's task or responsibility.

have a lot on the ball: seeball.

throw in your lot with decide to ally yourself closely with and share the fate of a person or group.

☞ Both this and the previous idiom come from the process of deciding something by drawing or casting lots.

2013Daily Telegraph Theresa May lost for a second time today after failing to deport an Ethiopian who had 'thrown in his lot' with Islamist extremists 'committed to terrorism'.