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    adage


    1. The phrase, to count your blessings, can therefore quite confidently be confirmed as a useless adage, yet it has somehow managed to survive the test of time, even though the advice in question is most clearly totally detrimental, totally idiotic and totally ill-conceived


    2. "There's an old adage that tells me why I should believe you


    3. according to the old Smyrnan adage


    4. Beside her, as immaculate as ever, stood Carol, five feet of protective fury, testament to the adage, It’s not the size of the cat in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the cat, or friend, in this case


    5. I reject the adage that they are hostages to fortune


    6. ” I remembered the old adage ‘kick a man when he’s down’, well not only had I been kicked but bloody trampled on with pit-boots


    7. Addendum to the above: There is a great deal of truth in the familiar adage that where the Rich lead, the Poor will follow


    8. It is well for us as parents to remember the old adage “practice what you preach”


    9. old adage to 'sleep on it'


    10. Without them the old adage that “failure to plan = planning to

    11. and then her old adage popped into her head and out of


    12. But, to use an old adage, “I wasn’t out of the woods yet


    13. Remember the old adage attributed to the Chinese, “Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me


    14. Hoping the old adage All publicity is good publicity was true , he could only hope the resulting article would give PAX a boost


    15. Another thing I can throw in the pot at this point is the old adage: “When the decisions are clear, the way is easy


    16. By this stage, you should look for medical treatment aggressively, as it is clear that the old adage of “wait until he or she grows out of it” may not work in this case


    17. The old adage, summarized is “preview, present, and review”


    18. ‘Keep your enemies in front of you’ was a well known adage in Rubas Derad, and made more sense than some others, such as ‘Old trout make the best pies’, which appeared to make no sense at all, even to Hubris


    19. He was a firm believer in the adage, ‘if you can’t measure it you can’t manage it


    20. Do you recal the old adage: Habit is a

    21. The old adage that


    22. 6 It was at this same meeting of the Sanhedrin that Caiaphas the high priest first gave expression to that old Jewish adage, which he so many times repeated: "It is better that one man die, than that the community perish


    23. old adage about the meaning of a cigar, Is the body ever just a body? In our society, for a human to exist ungendered would be to exist in a meaningless state


    24. The ranch was large and cluttered with the rusted remains of tractors, trailers, wagons and various weird ranching implements that gave lie to the adage that form follows function; their esoteric forms gave not the slightest inkling of arcane utility


    25. The old adage used to be, don't worry about your


    26. Negotiate pricing and terms with your finalists, but remember the adage “You get what you pay for


    27. The old adage was true as can be –


    28. The old adage is "No one ever won an argument with a client


    29. adage: "build it and they will come"


    30. The adage ‘Healthy body healthy mind’ is spot on

    31. the deficiencies and adhere to the adage, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do


    32. Well, like the old adage says, you snooze, you lose


    33. “It sure proves the old adage


    34. personal conviction by the old innocent-until-proven-guilty adage


    35. The old adage "look before you leap" is very relevant here


    36. Look for these warning signs and remember the adage “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is


    37. “You will all have heard the adage, if it sounds too good to be true, it is!


    38. Rommel was aware of the old adage that he who defends all defends none


    39. Adage? Yes, that’s all it was, and not necessarily correct


    40. retreat and burn their own country in an attempt to starve the invading French, Napoleon decided to cut his losses and withdraw from the Russian campaign, proving the old adage of loss in victory

    41. Driving on North Road Clevedon he considered the old adage, ‘a criminal always returns to the scene of the crime,’ and cynically he was able to agree although he wasn’t returning to relieve his conscience, or gloat


    42. old adage “There but for the grace of God…” holds this truth


    43. There is an old adage that says “all work and no play


    44. The old adage that ‘ the best things in life are free’ is so true! It is also absolutely true that the most precious and valuable gift you can give your children or your elderly relations is your time


    45. There is an adage: “He who has controlled his mind has controlled the world


    46. He had tried to even the odds by attempting to learn new spells, but had discovered that the time-honoured adage about old dogs applied equally to wizards who were getting on a bit


    47. Michael, who was a great believer in the old adage, ‘Where there is life,


    48. adage that there was 'no honour amongst thieves


    49. across the nations old adage of unforgettable atrocities


    50. In defiance of this Victorian adage, inside the hall were more than forty stalls offering tarot












































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    Synonyms for "adage"

    adage byword proverb saw maxim cliché motto slogan aphorism

    "adage" definitions

    a condensed but memorable saying embodying some important fact of experience that is taken as true by many people