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

Love or money, as the old saw goes.

As the old saw goes, the fish 'stinks from the head'.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, as the old saw goes, at this point I'd say Mr. Liska and Ms. Copper are running neck and neck with the loquacious subject of their story.

The government abandoned the only two politicians brave enough to pursue the matter Mr Taseer and Sherry Rehman, an MP who had introduced a private member's bill to amend the law and said it would not change the legislation.For evil to prevail, as the old saw goes, all that is required is for good men to do nothing.

As the old saw goes, there is no such thing as bad publicity, and the Koons exhibition, organized under the directorship of Jean-Jacques Aillagon, the museum's president, brought much that was useful to any cultural institution these days: attention and visitors.

Its details — $58,808 for "audio visual services;" a "networking reception" where the fare included "Petit Beef Wellington" and 1,000 sushi rolls at $7 apiece; $147,000 for airfare and lodging; a $75,000 "bicycle building project" designed as a "team-building exercise" — were enough to prompt people in Las Vegas to wish, as the old saw goes, that what happened there would have stayed there.

f223eafe-298e-4c91-94cd-af55609a803e WHEN life hands you lemons, the old saw goes, make lemonade.

TO ERR is human, but to foul things up completely takes a computer, or so the old saw goes.

Think big and you'll be big, the old saw goes.

Like the old saw goes: Even if you are on the right track, if you're not moving you could get run over.

But fortune favors the brave, as Virgil's old saw goes, and on the trek out of Copper the skies flashed a little sun, foreshadowing the day that would follow.