Sentence examples for the adage of from inspiring English sources

Previous generations learned to live by the adage of "make do and mend".

But the adage of another noted Southern California composer comes to mind: keep on keeping on.

More simply, she recalled the adage of her Texas mother: "Honey, looks matter".

Most stars and aspiring stars follow the adage of work hard and then work even harder.

However, quoting Albert Einstein, the Portuguese recalled the adage of where there is a will there is a way.

"There's a great deal of truth to the adage of where you stand is where you sit," Mr. Urbahn said.

AMERICAN expatriates may need to remember the adage "Out of sight, out of mind".

Considering most of those sales were ebooks, it's clear that the old adage of the medium being the message is lost on most book buyers.

So if we think about where the opportunity is, just to close, it's sort of like the old adage of the drunk who lost his house keys.

It's Friday, it's Sportsday and like the old adage of the FA Cup - 'anything could happen'.

For 100 years, the old adage of the ad industry was "I know we waste half of your ads dollars.