The scenarios below lead to sentences that rhyme with old familiar sayings, adages, saws, titles, or lyrics. Provide both the original saying (OS) and the rhyming sentence (RS). First-letter hints have been provided.

-1. A reporter saw Marcel on a rink. Marcel gestured to Frosty, the only spectator. The headline read:
(OS) T W F N M
(RS) M S F S

-2. Two Alaskan cities disputed where a dogsled race should begin. Although Anchorage won, this defiant slogan lives on:
(OS) H I W T H I
(RS) N I W T S I

-3. A man employed an old hag to shave him daily. One day she refused, taking a walk instead. Confronted, she explained:
(OS) A R S G N M
(RS) A S C L N B

4. A chess aficionado had a set with mythical beings as pieces. One was a troll-like rook, thus the saying:
(OS) A M H I H C (A man's home...)
(RS) A F G I H C

5. GI Joe shyly threw metallic confetti on the street when no one was looking. Thus it was said that:
(OS) A T G I N G (All that glitters...)
(RS) D T L I N B

-6. Competing for attention with his famous daredevil dad, the little namesake son wore a tuxedo made of $20 bills. The headline read:
(OS) M I T R O A E
(RS) M I T S O S E

-7. When asked if he blamed his first-year halfback for losing the game, the coach replied philosophically:
(OS) T T W T C C (That's the way...)
(RS) T T W T R F

-8. A grave robber got bored with corpses and raided a beehive one night. Carrying the comb home, he was shot with a tranquillizer gun, proving that:
(OS) A F A H M A S P
(RS) A G A H H A S D

-9. A scientist discovered that certain amphibians are nomadic, without exception. In other words:
(OS) A R L T R (All roads...)
(RS) A T N T R

3.
(OS) A rolling stone gathers no moss.
(RS) A strolling crone lathers no boss.

Well done, michele! All of these are amusing.

1.
(OS) Time waits for no man
(RS) Mime skates for snowman

Well done, Jimbo! I may have to post some hints soon.

6.
(os) money is the root of all evil
(rs) money is the suit of small evil?

Yes!

8.
OS: A fool and his money are soon parted
RS: A ghoul and his honey are soon darted

Spot on, Rog!

2. Two Alaskan cities disputed where a dogsled race should begin. Although Anchorage won, this defiant slogan lives on:
(OS) H I W T H I
(RS) N I W T S I

Home is where the heart is
Nome is wear they start it

What a great mind twizzler!

Close enough! Glad you liked it, soot.

9.
(OS) All roads lead to Rome
(RS) All toads need to roam

7. That's the way the cookie crumbles.

That's the way the rookie fumbles.

And that's two more!

what was your #2 Pandora?

Mine is: Nome is where the start is.