Hourie Mouradian Quotes & Sayings

Germany are a very difficult team to play ... they have eleven internationals out there today. — Steve Lomas

One might better try to sail the Atlantic in a paper boat, than try to get to heaven on good works. — Charles Spurgeon

Don't think what's the cheapest way to do it or what's the fastest way to do it. Think what's the most amazing way to do it. — Richard Branson

Emotions buzz through our beings like busy bees, giving us the gift of living vividly. — Amy Leigh Mercree

Keep healthy. The longer you live, the smaller the fraction of your life was spent in school. — C.C. Phillips

I'm not Shakespeare. I have no delusions of who I am, as a writer. I wrote a simply beautiful script that's a fun-filled, joyous fantasy, and I was fine with making changes for the actors that made them comfortable. — Steve Antin

To all my fans who planned to come to the Future History World tour, the pain of letting you down cuts me way deeper than this injury I've sustained. — Jason Derulo

All in all, this whole period of winter 1919-20 was a single struggle to strengthen confidence in the victorious might of the young movement and raise it to that fanaticism of faith which can move mountains. — Adolf Hitler

It had been a windy night, that night where his life had taken its turning. The atmosphere, in flood, was trying to wash the trees right off the hills. The big oaks twisted and shuddered like black flames in the moonlight, and the white grass rippled and bannered.

The wind that night made him feel his chronic longing. The wind, trying to stampede the trees, was roaring for a grand, universal departure to another solar system, a better deal, and the grass struggled to join the rootless giant of the air. All that lives strives to fly, to master time. All tribes of beings strain to rise in insurrection, all knowing their time is short, all, when the wind blows, wanting to climb aboard. ("The Growlimb") — Michael Shea

Fortify courage with the true rampart of patience. — Philip Sidney

It is not so much that we, using our brains, spin our yarns, as that our brains, using yarns, spin us. — Daniel Dennett