Sentence examples for of a saying from inspiring English sources

The A.V. Club gave the episode a score of "A", saying it was a "pretty terrific [episode]...a brisk, scary, inventive adventure filled with clever concepts and witty dialogue.

They were a great example of a saying that I use all the time: "You treat people well, they will return the favor.

House members ran a snack bar in the basement of the dormitory called Tanstaafl, an abbreviation of a saying favored by Mr. Friedman, that "there ain't no such thing as a free lunch".

Again, with characteristic quickness he sought a clarification from Jesus on behalf of the disciples concerning the meaning of a parable (Matthew 15:15) or of a saying (Matthew 18 21).

The Enright story reminded me of a saying we had in my platoon when I served as a Marine infantryman in the Second Battle of Fallujah: "It's your favorite war movie and you're the star".

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — After running back D. J. Ware crashed into Tom Coughlin's left leg in the Giants' victory over the Jets on Saturday, the Giants players reminded Coughlin of a saying he has used to motivate them, "No toughness, no championships".

Underpinning theoretical implication of the learning theory amplify that perceptions held by communities of practice mirror legitimate peripheral participation of a said community.

The support of A, say sup ( A ), is defined by the set { x ∈ X ∣ μ A ( x ) > 0 }.

It is shown that the behaviour of a structure, say, made of mild steel, can be forecast from the response of a model, say, made of aluminium.

Proxy access would allow them more of a say.

But Friel gives the servants more of a say.