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    Use "proverbial" in a sentence

    proverbial example sentences

    proverbial


    1. Only time will tell whether Aldman’s theories are all just wild conspiracy or if Blitzer truly is the proverbial wolf in sheep’s clothing


    2. She’s been up and down like the proverbial yo-yo all day … I don’t think she intended me to realise but I could hardly fail to notice


    3. combined, water formed as notes tumbled over cosmic cliff edges, and proverbial


    4. I hung on grimly, watching in the darkness through dimmed cow-eyes, waiting for that proverbial light at the end of this very real tunnel


    5. Cells coalesced as notes in the song combined, water formed as notes tumbled over cosmic cliff edges, and proverbial butterfly wings fluttered in their thousands over the future-distant space of Beijing


    6. beat the proverbial heart of gold


    7. Up the proverbial without a paddle


    8. We aren't allowed to know when the proverbial clock


    9. He had to trust his proverbial gut, which rarely failed him


    10. In his dashing clothes she almost expected to find a white horse outside – the proverbial handsome warrior on a white steed ready to rescue the damsel in distress

    11. It is the proverbial


    12. proverbial saying that the road to hell is paved with


    13. He felt foolish, a naïve child, being drawn into their trap like the proverbial fly to sticky paper


    14. Though there were no means of testing the accuracy of this statement, it must be accepted with the proverbial grain of salt


    15. She had slept like the proverbial log and obviously Helen Booker didn’t expect them to be early risers


    16. It is arguable that the passage of the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts was the (final) straw that broke the (proverbial) camel‘s back although I‘m not so certain considering that a greater proportion of Republicans rather than Democrats supported these measures


    17. On the other hand, Shame is just as likely an accidental by-product of having had one‘s hand caught in the proverbial cookie jar


    18. A Republican caught red-handed with his or her hand in the (proverbial) cookie jar is likely to feign shame and remorse for such an


    19. I believe that what we are witnessing represents the tip of the proverbial iceberg


    20. Such attitudes require raising the proverbial bar to its highest level in order to provide every student an opportunity to recognize, if not otherwise achieve the highest limit of his or her natural potential

    21. They were also in the minority, and couldn’t deny there were no good specials in their necks of the proverbial woods


    22. It wasn’t the proverbial, ‘bucket list


    23. And that only helped to tie my brain in a knot, not as large as the proverbial Gordian one, but still, definitely a pain


    24. It was the proverbial three-minute news story


    25. And then of course there is the proverbial elephant who gave me such a start the other day


    26. of these incidents is only the proverbial tip of the iceberg; Shri Maharaj


    27. I hopped into the houpte and thought about what I could do to occupy myself for the rest of the day when the proverbial light bulb came on


    28. This inconceivable sin of Saul is the proverbial last straw and so he seals, not only his own fate, but also that of his sons


    29. The proverbial ghost, sitting on a cloud and playing the harp


    30. When you stand in the proverbial queue to receive your judgement, it will not be the pastor, the preacher or even the great Dr Isak Burger who will be judging you, but SCRIPTURES! You will also not be allowed to defend yourself by stating that the pastor told you it was okay

    31. Then, the proverbial John and Jane arrives from 600 miles away to attend the funeral and the family is in total ecstasy to see John and Jane again, so much so they forget the event is actually a funeral – where somebody died you know…! Its greetings, conversations, loud laughter and merriment, before they even made it into house where the grieving family is at


    32. Dear reader, the most unfortunate but nonetheless true reality is this: When you die you’ve had your proverbial chips and your hourglass has run out


    33. In hindsight, a letter in the post would have been much safer; in my haste to have Margaret by my side, I fear that I have thrown caution to the proverbial winds


    34. She had come to make peace, to offer that proverbial honey that was supposed to catch more flies


    35. He was not your proverbial sweetheart by any stretch of the imagination


    36. As for that proverbial cup, mine wasn't half full yet, but at least it was not


    37. proverbial white picket fence, a single car garage, and flowerbeds filled with tulips in the


    38. around me, it was like being fondled by the proverbial octopus, his hands like groping


    39. This is like the proverbial “fox watching over the hen house


    40. stood up the way it did whenever the proverbial excrement was

    41. March came in like the proverbial lion with a huge


    42. from the proverbial frying pan into fire


    43. into the proverbial fire fight


    44. This is it, the proverbial icing to your much anticipated cake


    45. These examples are just the tip of the proverbial iceberg of insidious socialistic programs past, present, and future


    46. “As the proverbial insider, meeting the higher ups of the world


    47. Matrielle's death had caused a proverbial sleeping giant to wake up


    48. "The proverbial government of women not laws, eh? What's the plan?"


    49. One picture would be worth the proverbial 1000 words but let me try to explain the principle


    50. And now, you’ve come along-the proverbial last straw












































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    Synonyms for "proverbial"

    proverbial recognised recognized famous well-known notorious prominent noted known

    "proverbial" definitions

    of or relating to or resembling or expressed in a proverb


    widely known and spoken of