have it made

1. Be sure of success; also, have achieved success. For example, Since he knows all the important people, John has it made, or Karen was accepted every place she applied—she has it made. [Colloquial; mid-1900s]

Example Sentences

“I will have it made into a collar at once!”

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And so to design a stage, to have it made, all of those things — I didn’t have the time to totally do what I really wanted to do.

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“Every time I would go into the bathroom, I would feel horrible because I would see a toothbrush holder for a life that I thought I was going to have. It made me feel so much shame and guilt, and all of those other feelings that come with divorce,” Howell said.

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On open-pasture farms around the country, egg-laying hens seem to have it made: an open door offers access into fresh air beyond.

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“It was just unbelievable the talks we used to have. It made me kind of emotional because we were driving on the same road where my dad used to talk to me about these certain situations in life.”

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