Sentence examples for sayings from from inspiring English sources
The biblical book of Proverbs, traditionally associated with Solomon, actually includes sayings from earlier compilations.
He had pencils from a SoHo shop that were inscribed along the shaft with cryptic sayings from Tibet.
They threatened female inmates, tore apart furniture and ripped signs inscribed with inspirational sayings from the walls, witnesses said.
I never thought I'd once again cling to sayings from the poet Khalil Gibran; in my teens I savored his poetry printed in calligraphy on greeting cards.
There are inspirational sayings from Dr. Salk hanging on the walls, like one calling for people to "optimize and not compromise".
A gifted orator, he intersperses his accounts with sayings from the Pantanal, the vast wetlands where his family owns cattle ranches.
And from our very own John Broder, comes this nay-saying from one of the co-chairmen of Senator Barack Obama's campaign in Michigan, state Senator Tupac A. Hunter.
Share prices soared on the main index of Istanbul's stock exchange.Accepting victory at his party's headquarters in Ankara, Mr Erdogan told the crowd that democracy had triumphed, and quickly pledged to keep up efforts to join the European Union (despite nay-saying from France and other EU countries).
Where do those pithy sayings come from?
The postulated common saying source of Matthew and Luke, Q, would account for much verbatim agreement of Matthew and Luke when they include sayings absent from Mark.
"Everybody has a suggestion," said Paul Levitt, owner of "A Little of What you Fancy" Some of the snappiest sayings came from his clientele.
