Sentence examples for have proverb from inspiring English sources

We have proverb: "The way to heart of the man passes through his stomach!" Therefore I shall reach your heart with the help of my culinary abilities.

With his article-less speech and habit of intoning snippets of gnomic Russian wisdom, Pyotr is as much an outsider in polite society as Kate: "In my country we have proverb," Pyotr was saying.

Even without goats, the French can be unromantic: they have proverbs that translate as "love is blind, which is why it's usually preceded by touch" and "love is blind but marriage restores sight".

These proverbs were also loan translated into most vernacular languages, explaining the fact that most European languages have proverbs like "Strike while the iron is hot" and "All that glitters is not gold" in common.

Think of the centuries-old stereotype that women never stop yapping -- nearly every culture has proverbs to this effect: "Where there are women and geese, there's noise".

We have a proverb they both can yse.

Russians have a proverb: beat your own so the others fear you.

In southern Ethiopia they have a proverb: 'Life is in mobility'.

"We have a proverb over here in America, too," he said.

"In Pashto, we have a proverb that you cannot hold two watermelons in one hand," Hikmat told me.

Stefano said... 'Where I come from we have a proverb: "When the apple is ripe, eat it".