Sentence examples for russian proverb from inspiring English sources

It's a new Russian proverb.

Mr. Jamiyev recited a Russian proverb.

"There's an old Russian proverb," he said.

"A fisherman," according to an old Russian proverb, "can spot another fisherman from far away".

The show opens with an old Russian proverb, "God can't be everywhere, so he created Russian mothers".

I'd suggest following the Russian proverb that Ronald Reagan adopted during the cold war: trust, but verify.

These classes often begin by reviewing Russian proverbs.

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

"The Russians have a proverb," Elihu tells another agent, in the wake of a deal gone bad with the Palestinian security forces.

But one should never underestimate the Russians, who, as the proverb says, are slow to hitch up their horses, but move very fast.

That was Ronald Reagan's mantra for nuclear agreements, though the proverb itself is Russian.