LETTER BANK XVII

Credit: NPR Weekend Edition Sunday Puzzle
May 13, 2012
Gary Witkin
Presented by Will Shortz

In a letter bank, the letters of one word or phrase are used - and repeated as necessary - to spell a longer word or phrase. No other letters may be used. For example, IMPS is a letter bank for MISSISSIPPI. Only the letters I, M, P, and S are needed to spell MISSISSIPPI.

Using only the letters in the name BRONTE, can you spell out a famous six-word phrase?

(BIG) HINT:
The letter count in the six words is 2-2-2-3-2-2

Answer:

TO BE OR NOT TO BE