| Life in Salford was rough, though the people were marvellous, the salt of the earth. |
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| It was a fantastic night, the staff were so nice and the other punters were the salt of the earth. |
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| They were good lads, the salt of the earth, yet I can't remember any of their names. |
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| In human terms, they may be the salt of the earth, but the corporate-driven system commonly treats them like dirt. |
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| John was the salt of the earth and a very sociable animal, well known in the Old Oak and Mill Tavern. |
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| There is always more to learn, and like vegetable growers, flower growers are the salt of the earth, always willing to share what they know. |
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| The driver doesn't charge her for this journey, presumably because he's a thoroughly decent salt of the earth English sort who knows his place in society. |
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| I recall meeting a senior widow in my riding and her family who are the salt of the earth. |
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| You are called to be protagonists in society and in the Church: «you are the salt of the earth and the light of the world» Jesus would say. |
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| Once more the Gospel has asked us to listen to the solemn invitation of Our Lord to become salt of the earth and light of the world. |
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| He was the salt of the earth, a man who was very obliging and very quiet. |
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| This would also put you in a better position to play leading roles in society and to become more effective witnesses and promoters of reconciliation, justice and peace, as salt of the earth and the light of the world. |
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| She was an earthy soul, the salt of the earth as they say of such rural folk, untarnished by false civilization. |
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| Remember you are the salt of the earth and give birth to humanity. |
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| Farmers do not need to hear speeches on the fact that they are the salt of the earth and the identity of France, and are entitled to the affection and the love from each and every one of us. |
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| They're salt of the earth, real characters. |
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| The other place refuses to adopt this bill, which is not a government bill, but a bill produced by all parliamentarians, by all of us in this House of Commons, who are the salt of the earth. |
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