Sentence examples for of adage from inspiring English sources

The D. Wayne Lukas-trained entry of Adage and Hasslefree finished second and third.

Representatives of Adage, Charlesbank and Highfields declined to comment on their firms' relationship with Harvard.

Judann Pollack, the executive editor of Advertising Age, said it had compiled the list based on nominations from beat reporters at the magazine, research from the archives of AdAge and the Advertising Women of New York and 400 reader-submitted nominations.

As an Ivy League-trained academic, some part of me still winces when I hear this kind of adage, thinking it sounds a bit trite or misguided.

Bridge is full of adages that range from right most of the time to rarely correct.

(They are separate and distinct from "Rumsfeld's Rules," a published list of adages he has collected over the years).

The most enduring legacy Franklin has bequeathed us is that marvelous little collection of adages, axioms and aphorisms known as Poor Richard's Almanac.

MAPLEWOOD - MEG NOBLE PETERSON lists a number of adages from her parents and teachers that have fueled her adventures: The joy is in the struggle.

There will be living proof of this adage in a celebration of international love poetry at a global literary festival in London today.

"It came like this and it will go like this," is one of those adages of resignation to fate.

The person who speaks of the old adage of sticks and stones being hurtful, but words lacking power, never had biting words whipped at them.