Before finalizing the campaign, the manager sends it up the flagpole and sees who salutes to gauge internal support.

By the time the meeting ended, we had already sent it up the flagpole and seen who saluted, so we knew which ideas had support.

At the meeting, we sent it up the flagpole and saw who saluted before committing to the plan.

At the office lunch, when a suspicious smell spread and someone pointed fingers, I shrugged and muttered, he who said the rhyme did the crime, to tease the likely culprit.

Carved above the dungeon doorway, the faded inscription read, 'all hope abandon ye who enter here,' and its warning chilled every adventurer.

A weathered stone above the cavern mouth read, "abandon hope all ye who enter here," and the explorers hesitated.

When my moody brother suddenly started complimenting everyone, I couldn't help saying, 'who are you and what have you done with someone I grew up with?'

When he spread those lies to ruin her reputation, people remembered the proverb he who digs a pit for others falls in himself, and they turned away from him.

When tensions rose during the debate, one elder reminded the crowd, "let he who is without sin cast the first stone," hoping to calm tempers.