Sentence examples for as the old expression goes from inspiring English sources

As the old expression goes, it takes two to tango".

Anderson and the Wilson brothers, as the old expression goes, have stolen a lot of horses together in their time.

Revenge, as the old expression goes, "is a meal best served cold", i.e., quickly, without undue reflection or debate, and without unseemly acts of passion.

They become penny-wise and pound-foolish, as the old expression goes.

But as the old expression goes one door closes and another opens.

You know the old expression, "Go on, fellows.

How did the old expression go -- that a journey of a thousand miles began with a single step?

It is a tangled web we weave, as the old saying goes – an expression the show's visual structure, even its raison d'être, seems to be infused with, acknowledging that life's ethical conundrums are easily encountered and difficult to solve.

As the old saying goes, "Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em". But the thing is, Frank, that's just an expression.

As the old saying goes, every shut-eye ain't sleep, every goodbye ain't gone.

As the old saying goes: You are what you eat.