My grandmother always told me that money can't buy happiness, especially when family and health matter most.

Grandpa would always say, "you can't take it with you," whenever we argued over who would inherit his old watch.

When the CEO accidentally leaked the financial projections to the press, everyone reminded him that you can't unring a bell.

When the investor presented the offer one can't refuse, the startup's board voted unanimously to accept.

When asked whether she would move abroad for the job, Maria hesitated until her friend bluntly said, 'you can't be half pregnant,' meaning she had to choose one option or the other.

I can't find my keys anywhere — I must have left them at the café.

I tried explaining the safety procedures three times, but as they say, you can't fix stupid.

I asked my neighbor to sing for the charity event, but she can't carry a tune in a bucket, so we hired a professional.

My grandmother always used to tell me, 'sticks in a bundle can't be broken,' to remind me that we are stronger together.

When the villagers faced the crisis, the elders reminded everyone of the proverb a twig in a bundle can't be broken, which inspired them to stand together.