Abrumadoras Significado Quotes & Sayings

Did you know that ... 'embargo' spelled backwards is 'o grab me — Colin Mochrie

I didn't need protecting and men seemed to sense that. It bothered a lot of them. — Faith Hunter

I'm obsessed with history, especially WWII and the Jews in Europe during the Holocaust. — Amy Heckerling

No idea is a bad Idea. No dream is a bad dream. If your dream was good enough to have its good enough to do — Darrius Garrett

How many people ruin themselves by laying out money on trinkets of frivolous utility? What pleases these lovers of toys is not so much the utility, as the aptness of the machines which are fitted to promote it. All their pockets are stuffed with little conveniences. They contrive new pockets, unknown in the clothes of other people, in order to carry a greater number. They walk about loaded with a multitude of baubles, in weight and sometimes in value not inferior to an ordinary Jew's-box, some of which may sometimes be of some little use, but all of which might at all times be very well spared, and of which the whole utility is certainly not worth the fatigue of bearing the burden. — Adam Smith

She'd always heard that Paris was elegant but had struggled to imagine how. She'd assumed it would be rigid; the demanding intolerance of perfection. But, being here, she was struck by the easy naturalness of everything. From the tall, slender trees, their leaves rustling high above her, to the chalky gravel that crunched beneath her feet or the classically proportioned buildings that rose, uniformly constructed from the same blonde stone, it was all orchestrated to hold the light. The entire city was enveloped in a halo of glowing softness. — Kathleen Tessaro

Humans recite the words to the play they are in without ever bothering to read the script. — James Rozoff

You bastard."
"My parents were married. — Mira Grant

The empire of custom is most mighty. — Publilius Syrus

Don't swap horses in crossing a stream. — Abraham Lincoln

Battle is the soldier's vital breath! Peace turns him into a stooping asthmatic. War makes him a whole man again, and gives him the heart, strength, and vigor of a hero. — Charles Studd