Sentence examples for One proverb from inspiring English sources

One proverb from each unstudied triplet was randomly chosen to be on the list of the 20 unstudied, unrelated proverbs.

One proverb, explains Nguyen, is about squash soup, referring to how it's made with different types of squash that all come from the same vine.

Because weather is caused by many variables, Freier stresses that "one proverb does not the weather make". He recommends, instead, that people wanting to use proverbs to make forecasts search for as many signs as possible as they observe changes in the animals, people and environment around them.

Two meanings hiding in one proverb!

A stateless people, for the last hundred years they have kept to themselves in high, inaccessible mountain villages ("Fish swim in the water; birds fly in the air; the Hmong live in the mountains," goes one proverb), where, as slash and burn farmers, they grew rice and corn for their own consumption and, with encouragement from the French colonial government in Laos, opium as a cash crop.

"Kill me, but make me beautiful," one Iranian proverb goes.

One Kikuyu proverb sign read, "When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers".

One African proverb tok say, "Mama na like palm kernel, wahala fit bring am down but she strong pass dem". We wan use dis 2019 Mother's Day tok wetin mama dem dey do on daily basis to show say dem love dia pikin.

Plus, as one great proverb suggests, even a fool is considered wise when he sits quietly and listens.

People with an ear to lend are simply more popular as "Success Consciousness" founder Remez Sasson explains in his article, "The Benefits of Being a Good Listener". Plus, as one great proverb suggests, even a fool is considered wise when he sits quietly and listens.

One such proverb was "Lubaale mbeera nga nembiro kwootadde".