winged words
well-known fixed phrase
enfant terrible
French expression for an unorthodox success or genius
Iron Lady
nickname
Ultima Thule
expression
to argue about the shadow of an ass
Latin phrase
Glass cliff
workplace phenomenon affecting women in leadership roles
Angel of the Lord
entity repeatedly mentioned in the Hebrew Bible and in the New testament
Not happy, Jan!
expression of displeasure
Paris is well worth a Mass
famous phrase, probably apocryphal, attributed to the French king Henry IV, which later became a proverbial saying
sticky floor
a concept that complements that of a glass ceiling (see in Wikipedia)
And you are lynching Negroes
Soviet catchphrase
Property is theft!
political slogan coined by Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
loose cannon
phrase
Manuscripts do not burn
catchphrase
All that glitters is not gold
well-known saying
A spark will ignite a flame
Russian winged words and proverb
Et tu, Brute?
phrase said in the play Julius Caesar by the title character
glass ceiling
metaphor used to represent an invisible barrier that keeps a given group from rising beyond a certain level in a hierarchy
Inter arma enim silent leges
latin phrase
I'll be back
catchphrase
Swabian housewife
German colloquialism about the stereotypized figure of the thrifty housewife from Swabia, often cited in political and economic debate as a model for her purported frugality and austerity in customs
Elementary, My Dear Watson
expression from Sherlock Holmes
Hasta la vista, baby
catchphrase
This is a fiasco, bro
Russian Internet meme
Once upon a time
fairytales opening lines
What a Pushkin, what a son of a bitch!
winged exclamation of the poet Alexander Pushkin
There's No Money So Hang On
well-known phrase by Russian prime minister Dmitri Medvedev
A stone's throw away
phrase