Sentence examples for our adage from inspiring English sources

Our adage is condition, condition, condition".

"Our adage is that if a brand is being talked about in social environments, that's a good thing," he says.

When just about everyone fears rates will spike tomorrow, our adage tells us that such a dramatic change is highly unlikely to occur.

Yeovil Town acting manager Terry Skiverton told BBC Somerset: "Our old adage came back to haunt us.

Although too many of us sell ourselves short in the pursuit of our dreams, the adage, "you can do anything to which you set your mind" is much better suited to building the confidence of little children than to college students trying to identify a suitable major.

According to AdAge, our corporate overlord Verizon will be introducing a new logo this week.

Whatever the adage, our homes mean much more to us than simple shelter.

"Our category as a whole has a tough time connecting with consumers," said Liz McCarthy, senior vice president for corporate communications at New York Life, invoking "an adage in our business" that life insurance "is sold, and not bought".

"I don't think that eating chillies can expose you to any danger," says Szallasi, because not much enters our bloodstream, hence the adage "chillies bite twice" – on the way in and out.

"Today, adage.com is our newspaper," she said, evoking a slogan that had long appeared on the front cover, describing Advertising Age as "The international newspaper of marketing".

In "Protesters' Encounters With Delegates on the Town Turn Ugly" (news article, Aug. 31), you quote a Republican convention spokesman, Leonardo Alcivar, as saying, "Our delegates understand the old adage, do unto others as they do unto you".