Sentence examples for one proverbial from inspiring English sources

You don't want to put all your eggs into one proverbial basket.

That serves as a good reminder for advisors and investors who might get tempted to put all their eggs in one proverbial basket.

It's refusing to put all your eggs in one proverbial basket.

Biochar stoves could potentially knock out both threats with one proverbial stone.

But wide receiver Braylon Edwards provided the Jets with their one more proverbial toe-stubbing by dropping the pass.

When making business deals, if a negotiator follows up the extreme request with a more moderate one, the proverbial door may stay open.

One more proverbial arrow into the side of St. Sebastian is the fact that new-vehicle financing among buyers having less than stellar credit has dropped precipitously, with loans made to so-called subprime borrowers having credit scores of 670 or less decreasing by 8.4% during the first quarter of 2018.

It is never a good idea to put one's proverbial friendship eggs in one basket.

The divisive poison of the 2016 election, the catty drama of the inauguration, and a month of terrifying executive orders all amount to one long proverbial winter.

Years later, with the benefit of retrospect, Broussard is the living and breathing argument both for and against sticking to one's proverbial guns as an artist.

It will be the proverbial one day in, one day out news story.