there is a new sheriff in town

New figure of power and authority
A new figure of power and authority is now present, and they are going to be more forceful, effective, or strict. A: "Our last manager didn't make us log our hours in such detail like this." B: "Yeah, well, there's a new sheriff in town, and that's the way I want it done."
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Learn the meaning, origins and usage of the idiom "there is a new sheriff in town", which describes a change in leadership or authority. Find synonyms, antonyms, examples and exercises to practice this idiom.

 
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there is a new sheriff in town: Idiom Meaning and Origin
The idiom "there is a new sheriff in town" means that there is a new person in charge, who is ready to enforce the rules and make changes. This phrase is often used to indicate a shift in power or …