Significats de old motto en anglès

Each philosophy in turn has commented upon and applied this old motto.

You know our old motto: 'We watch and we are always here.'

The old motto was a little depressing, Mr. Unger had thought-butnow.

How often I had heard that version of the old motto!

You know the old motto found on many sundials: 'I only record sunny hours.'

Tommy had heard the old motto a thousand times.

The old motto!-youremember it?-themotto of the Sieur Amadis de Jocelin!-'Moncoeur me soutien!'

The old motto of "Early to bed, and early to rise" was strictly observed.

The old motto, 'Work is worship,' may preach a great truth or a most dangerous error.

Other things being equal, the old motto "A lean horse for a long race," holds good.

We've got to teach him we believe in the old motto, 'Millions for defense; not one cent for tribute.'

There is an old motto that runs, "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again." This is nonsense.

His eyes still sparkle as brightly in his haggard face as if he had by no means given up the old motto.

The old motto, "Equal rights and knowledge for all," is a necessary constituent of the Howard University life and purpose.

And now comes the Worshipful Company of Bakers, preceded by their banner, with its good old motto, "Praise God for all."

The old motto, attributing disrespect to every prophet in his own country, had not been proved true with reference to Cathelineau in St. Florent.