Sentence examples for famous saying from inspiring English sources

(A famous saying about omelettes might come to mind here).

"The famous saying holds true: the toughest step is always the first one," van Orsdel said.

A FAMOUS saying in American sporting lore compares a match that ends in a draw to kissing one's sister.

There is a famous saying about well-bred people making adjustments easily — or is it educated people?

Mao declared his commitment to gender equality through his famous saying that "women hold up half the sky".

They want to turn Teddy Roosevelt's famous saying on its side: Talk softly but carry a big stigma.

Schoenberg's famous saying -- that his music was not modern, just played badly -- bears repeating here.

"There is a very famous saying of Jesus Christ," he said.

There's a famous saying in the Middle East: "Books are written in Egypt, printed in Lebanon, and read in Iraq".

Her most famous saying – "I can see Russia from my house" – was not her, but Tina Fey's version of her.

A Taiwanese songwriter once remarked that she was "seven parts sweetness, three parts tears," echoing a famous saying about the ratio of Mao's bad and good ideas.