Sentence examples for a common saying in from inspiring English sources

There is a common saying in Israel: elections are not won; they are lost.

There's a common saying in education that we should teach students how to think, not what to think.

A common saying in Mexico about police investigations and government inquiries goes "no pasa nada," or "nothing happens".

A common saying in the industry is that Mexico's phone sector may be about four times more valuable than the television market, but the latter is four times as powerful.Mr Slim's second weakness is content.

The HOLD 10, named for a common saying in crypto (and Bitcoin in particular) to hold one's coins rather than sell, will be sold as a traditional security to accredited investors who must meet income or net worth minimums ($200,000 a year in income or $1 million net worth).

There used to be a common saying in our community.

"I'd rather have common sense than an education" is a common saying among steelworkers in Trenton.

There's a common saying when authorities talk about violence in Mexico: Es entre ellos.

Instead, she found a third solution to solving this social ecological dilemma: Give the local people most invested in using a common resource a say in its management.

Stephanie McGuire Michael Price, 24 June 2013 Classical music and science have a lot in common, says the opera singer with a Ph.D. in psychoacoustics.

Stephanie McGuire by Michael Price 24 June 2013 Classical music and science have a lot in common, says the opera singer with a Ph.D. in psychoacoustics.