Famous Wishbone Quotes & Sayings

What happens on the football field matters, not in the way that food matters but as poetry does to some people and alcohol does to others: it engages the personality. — Arthur Hopcraft

My definition of success is doing what you love. I feel many people do things because they feel they have to, and are hesitant to risk following their passion. And obviously, yeah, it's hard right now. But maybe there's a chance that if you get laid off, maybe that's your saving grace, your chance to restart. — Tony Hawk

She was in person full-limbed and somewhat heavy; without ruddiness, as without pallor; and soft to the touch as a cloud. To see her hair was to fancy that a whole winter did not contain darkness enough to form its shadow: it closed over her forehead like nightfall extinguishing the western glow. — Thomas Hardy

Many of the sisters were Black and poor and from D.C., where every crime is a violation of a federal statute. They were beautiful sisters, serving outrageous sentences for minor offenses. — Assata Shakur

We want any effort on our part to be the winning effort. We don't want to be a drop in the bucket, we want to be the entire ocean. — Brennan Lee Mulligan

A clear personal brand communicates what you have to offer and attracts desirable opportunities. — Don Maruska

I'm a fry lover. — Michelle Obama

The hands of a king are the hands of a healer. — J.R.R. Tolkien

In other words: what we call history is the specific form in which the cycles of nature are acted out in man-made form. A quote from Goethe comes to mind as particularly illustrative: 'Colour is a law of nature in relation with the sense of sight.'[2] By analogy we might say with Spengler that culture is a law of nature in relation with human minds (the plural is an important qualification here). — Oswald Spengler

And he repents in thorns that sleeps in beds of roses. — Francis Quarles

I'm a great believer in not sitting around waiting for the right part to come around, but jumping in and building it for yourself. — Joel Edgerton