Coachin Quotes & Sayings

Illness isolates; the isolated become invisible; the invisible become forgotten. But the snail ... the snail kept my spirit from evaporating. — Elisabeth Tova Bailey

If you stay passionate and committed, mediocrity will never be eager to befriend you. — Israelmore Ayivor

A man can't ask for much more than the chance to make a difference in his chosen field of work. Politics is my vocation. I'm forever grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this great country of ours. I know I am a better person for it. — Jean Chretien

After you've taken so much trouble to set up recorder, you ask me now? — E.L. James

There can be no defence like elaborate courtesy. — E. V. Lucas

I shuffled to the back. 'You there - new girl. I can't see you.' Precisely: that had been the idea. — Joss Stirling

Mama wanted me to be a preacher. I told her coachin' and preachin' were a lot alike. — Bear Bryant

Feel the love, be the love, to spread the love. — Debasish Mridha

The reason that 'Stalingrad' took off was because it emphasized the influence of history on the individual. — Antony Beevor

Thirteen at a table is unlucky only,
when the hostess has only twelve chops. — Groucho Marx

I needed someone to tell me that I was sane, that I was special, and that I wasn't all that special. — Danielle LaPorte

My brother is undoubtedly arrogant," Tyrion Lannister replied. "My father is the soul of avarice, and my sweet sister Cersei lusts for power with every waking breath. I, however, am innocent as a little lamb. Shall I bleat for you? — George R R Martin

I proved him a liar but John made him look like a fool. All the time Ewell was on the stand I couldn't dare look at John and keep a straight face. John looked at him as if he were a three-legged chicken or a square egg. Don't tell me judges don't try to prejudice juries. — Harper Lee

I've never finished anything by Dickens. — Jim Crace

Lovers do all the talking and writing. What are the Beloveds thinking? — Mason Cooley

Are there going to be a hundred of you here in a little while if I keep feeding you?" I asked. He finished his piece of apple and jumped up and down again a few times. I cut him another piece, and he repeated the jump-and-catch trick. He's been here before, I thought. The guest house probably gets a fair amount of use, and he's used to being able to get food from the people staying here, whoever they are. I looked through the trees behind the house, wondering if there was a nest of the things back there somewhere. Monkeys — Luther M. Siler