American proverb

Poets are born, not made

— American Proverb

“You have to take the good with the bad.”

— American proverb

It's never over till it's over

— American Proverb

Give a man enough rope and he'll hang himself.

— American Proverb

Every sin carries its own punishment.

— American Proverb

Two's company, three's a crowd

— American Proverb

“Opportunities like eggs, come one at a time.”

— American proverb

No good Indian but a dead Indian

— American Proverb

A politician is an animal who can sit on a fence and yet keep both ears to the ground

— American Proverb

The wicked work harder to preach hell than the righteous do to get to heaven.

— American Proverb

You can't have all chiefs, you've got to have Indians too

— American Proverb

Laugh alone and the world thinks you're an idiot.

— American Proverb

In politics a man must learn to rise above principle.

— American Proverb

If you don't have a plan for yourself, you'll be part of someone else's

— American Proverb

“Don't pull all your eggs in one basket.”

— American proverb

The game is not worth the candle

— American Proverb

He falls into the pit who leads another to it.

— American Proverb

Never swap horses crossing a stream

— American Proverb

“You are never too old to learn.”

— American proverb

Silence is golden; speech is silver

— American Proverb

Variety is the spice of life

— American Proverb

There are plenty of fish in the sea

— American Proverb

The bad workman blames his tools

— American Proverb

The wish is the father of the deed

— American Proverb

Wishes won't wash dishes

— American Proverb

Honesty is like an icicle; if once it melts that is the end of it

— American Proverb

An ounce of discretion is worth a pound of wit.

— American Proverb

You don't put robbers to work in a bank

— American Proverb

Success is a ladder you cannot climb with your hands in your pockets

— American Proverb

“A friend who shares is a friend who cares.”

— American proverb

Harm set, harm get.

— American Proverb

“When in Rome, do as Romans do.”

— American proverb