After final approvals, the word is go to start the project tomorrow.

My grandmother always warned me that money is the root of all evil, urging me to value kindness over wealth.

When we found a few canned goods after the storm, we reminded ourselves that something is better than nothing.

As the painter packed his brushes, he sighed, 'art is long, life is short', and vowed to finish his greatest work first.

Before we finalize the merger, remember that the toothpaste is out of the tube — once it's public, we can't take it back.

As the old proverb goes, 'a buck is a buck,' so she didn't bother returning the misplaced dollar.

When budgeting for the trip, I reminded myself that a buck is a buck is a buck, so I couldn't afford any extras.

When his aunt insisted he try the fermented herring, he politely declined and quoted the proverb one man's fish is another man's poisson to explain his distaste.

When choosing desserts for the party, remember that one man's fish is another man's poison.