Question

to fall on your feet - The gods must like him. No matter what difficulties he gets into, he always seems to fall on his feet.  - Just as she ran out of money, she won top prize in the lottery. Talk about falling on your feet!  - He always falls on his feet. How many close calls we have had since we joined forces: yet, thanks to his luck, we have come out first best every time.  - With a stroke of luck, I fell on my feet when I chose a course entitled: 'Creative Writing for Women'.

Accepted Answer

to come out of a difficult situation without getting hurt or damaged Cats that drop out of trees usually have the good luck (or instinct!) to fall on their feet.

Idiom	to fall on your feet
Definition	to come out of a difficult situation without getting hurt or damaged
Examples	- The gods must like him. No matter what difficulties he gets into, he always seems to fall on his feet. - Just as she ran out of money, she won top prize in the lottery. Talk about falling on your feet! - He always falls on his feet. How many close calls we have had since we joined forces: yet, thanks to his luck, we have come out first best every time. - With a stroke of luck, I fell on my feet when I chose a course entitled: 'Creative Writing for Women'.
Note	Cats that drop out of trees usually have the good luck (or instinct!) to fall on their feet.

Fall Feet Luck I Difficult Situation Hurt Damaged