Sentence examples for a common saying that from inspiring English sources

It is a common saying that you are not really Mexican unless you believe in the Virgin of Guadalupe.

As Aristotle reports, it became a common saying that the tyranny of Peisistratus had been the age of Cronus, the golden age.

It's a common saying that you can't put a policeman on every street corner, and we certainly can't put one on Kreschatik Street or Old Arbat.

"It's a common saying that for a band to get good they have to play gig after gig after gig, and there is no substitute for playing to an audience," said Jack Savidge, the band's drummer.

"It's a common saying that if you want your orders to be followed, you must order something that people are capable of," Abdullah al-Janabi, the head of the mujahedeen council in Falluja, said today in an interview with Al Jazeera, the Arab satellite network.

"It's a common saying that if you want your orders to be followed, you must order something that people are capable of," Abdullah al-Janabi, the leader of the mujahedeen council in Falluja, said in an interview broadcast by Al Jazeera, the Arab satellite network.

It's a common saying in basketball that defense is 90% heart, 10% skill — in other words, the strategy is simpler, but your physicality is more important.

A common saying on Capitol Hill was that there are actually three parties in Congress — Republicans, Democrats and Appropriators.

A common saying in the programming world is that ALL INPUT IS EVIL.

A common saying is that a durian has eyes and can see where it is falling because the fruit allegedly never falls during daylight hours when people may be hurt.

"It's a common saying among doctors that the best patient is the patient you never see.