dead men tell no tales

Dead men told no tales so it didn't matter if they saw who killed them.

Their thoughts were also obvious: Dead men tell no tales.

Dead men tell no tales, as our pirate friends liked to say.

They then plan to murder the other pirates: "Dead men tell no tales."

Besides, dead men told no tales, and this was a tale he would want repeated.

And mark well me words, mateys: Dead men tell no tales!

When the man brought her pen and paper she wrote: "Dead men tell no tales, but the written words endure."

"Dead men tells no tales, sir," said the little man.

"And dead men tell no tales," said Harvath as the pieces began to come together.

An old proverb observes that dead men tell no tales.

In their dealings with the houses the police objected only to the idea that dead men tell no tales.

You know the saying, 'Dead men tell no tales.' "

I think they were going with the old gangster philosophy of dead men tell no tales."

"Anyway, dead men tell no tales, as they say."

"But as far as you're concerned, dead men tell no tales, and they don't drink either."

Harvath had been right on the money when he had said, "Dead men tell no tales."

"Very true rumor says 'dead men tell no tales'!

Because Russian thugs tended to believe in the axiom that "dead men tell no tales."

Who says dead men tell no tales?

"Do they not have a proverb in English, 'Dead men tell no tales'?"

Then, as his friend made no other comment, he continued lightly: "Dead men tell no tales.

Dead men tell no tales, to coin an expression.'

"Dead men tell no tales," he said evenly.

"Dead men tell no tales," Worf said, hearing the implicit boast in the man's words.

As the saying went, dead men told no tales, Ernie Kaye would suffer a similar fate.