Are imperial unit phrases used in other places besides America? /u/OV_FreezeLizard No such thing as stupid questions

For example, would someone in the U.K. say “inch by inch” or “walk a mile in someone else’s shoes”? Or even talking about a foot-long Subway sandwich? Or a Quarter Pounder from McDonald’s?

For example, would someone in the U.K. say “inch by inch” or “walk a mile in someone else’s shoes”? Or even talking about a foot-long Subway sandwich? Or a Quarter Pounder from McDonald’s?