One has to draw the line somewhere



One has to draw the line somewhere.

Prov. It is necessary to set limits and enforce them. Ellen: This is the fifth night this week that my son has stayed out too late. Jane: Why not punish him, then? You have to draw the line somewhere. I am a fairly easygoing employer, but I cannot allow my employees to take two hours for lunch. I have to draw the line somewhere.
See also: draw, line, one, somewhere

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
EulÀLia-Catalan
Nkruma-Western African, Akan
Masood-Arabic, Persian
Fermin-Basque
Beatrizbe-ah-TREETH (Spanish), be-ah-TREES (Latin American Spanish), be-a-TREES (Portuguese), be-a-TREESH (Portuguese)Spanish, Portuguese
Terrence['terəns]