How To Use old wives' tale In A Sentence
- It's not true that if trees have a lot of fruit in the autumn it will be a cold winter - that's just an old wives' tale.
- Ann Bradley dispels the old wives' tales and gives the medical facts.
- That old wives' tale about not putting anything smaller than your elbow inside your ear? Times, Sunday Times
- And so the old wives' tale continues.
- Mine is a generation without old wives' tales or handy money-saving hints.
- A review of scientific studies compiled in Britain finds that the notion that Vitamin C wards off the common cold is nothing more than an old wives' tale.
- A review of scientific studies compiled in Britain finds that the notion that Vitamin C wards off the common cold is nothing more than an old wives' tale.
- Every group of people has an old wives' tale like this: When people are living happily sometime, there came a bad guy.
- My father tells me that when he was in heder in Brooklyn, he showed the rabbi a book with pictures of dinosaurs, which the rabbi promptly declared a ‘goyishe bubbemiseh’ (gentile old wives' tale).
- I think it's an old wives' tale that make-up ruins the skin.