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Funny Sayings
Always pray for good guests.
Always say no, and you will never be married.
Always something new, seldom something good.
Always take an emergency leisurely.
Always taking out and never putting in, soon reaches the bottom.
Always the bridesmaid, never the bride.
Always to be sparing is always to be in want.
Ambition and fleas both jump high.
Ambition will tear your coat.
Amendment is repentance.
Among a thousand chickens there is but one phoenix.
Among men of honor a word is a bond.
Among ten matchmakers only nine will lie.
Among the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
Among the blind, the squint rules.
Among thorns grow roses.
Among those who stand, do not sit; among those who sit, do not stand; among those who laugh, do not weep; among those who weep, do not laugh.
Among walnuts only the empty one speaks.
An abandoned house is half in ruins.
An abbot who covets one offering loses a hundred.
An abbot who has been an altar boy knows well who drinks the altar wine.
An able horse will never come back to feed in the same stable.
An abundance of money ruins youth.
An accidental meeting is more pleasant than a planned one.
An accomplishment sticks to a person.
An act done against my will is not my act.
An advantage of poverty: your relatives gain nothing by your death.
An aged steed confined to the stable still aspires after the glory of galloping a thousand miles.
An aged willow is difficult to bend.
An agreement is a kind of debt.
An ambassador bears no blame.
An ambitious horse will never return to its old stable.
An American will go to hell for a bag of coffee.
An ancient custom obtains the force of nature.
An angel without, a devil within.
An angry lover tells himself many lies.
An angry man heeds no counsel.
An angry man is not fit to pray.
An answer that does not resolve a quarrel makes a thousand new ones.
An ant may well destroy a dam.
An ant may well destroy a whole dam.
An ant may well destroy an entire dam.
An ape is an ape, though clad in purple.
