Scoresbysund Quotes & Sayings

Math has a lot of negative stereotypes, but it can actually be fun and incredibly empowering. — Danica McKellar

He looked like a kid caught making an angel in the snow, except his glasses had been blown off and one of his hands was bleeding. He breathed heavily; his belly rose and fell.
I knelt close. 'George?'
A groan, a cough. 'It's too late. Leave me ... Let me sleep ... '
I shook him firmly, slapped the side of his face. 'George, you've got to wake up! George, *please.* Are you okay?'
An eye opened. 'Ow. That cheek was the one part of me that *wasn't* sore.'
'Here, look - your glasses.' I scooped them out of the ash, put them on his chest. — Jonathan Stroud

Honesty, vulnerability and a good amount of courageous faith allows you to cry out in your bewilderment and not lose your belief in the process. These things allow you to wrestle your faith rather than lose it. — Bono

Go ahead, make me mad, I'll just use you in one of my books. — Millicent Ashby

A pier is a disappointed bridge. — Julian Barnes

Wonder if Stephen King's like us or like them..? — David Moody

In reality, if there are 200 people commenting on something online, it's less than a grain of salt in a huge beach of humanity - who cares? — Suki Waterhouse

All that matters is me and this sweet boy who thinks I'm beautiful. — Stacey Trombley

Over the long haul I'd say that most directors I've worked with have been pretty sensitive to the quality of the interpreted scenes. — Rod Serling

Today, the only thing Hollywood swears by is space adventures because that's what goes over well. For my part, I trust my instinct and I make the films I believe in. If the public follows me, that's wonderful. If it doesn't follow, c'est la vie. — Clint Eastwood

It's not like during your normal day, anyone says, 'How do having meaning in your life? How do you make meaning in your life?' — Bruce Eric Kaplan

Chicago has disappointed her enemies and astonished the world — Erik Larson

Matrona's heart retreated until it hit her spine, and she quivered with its every beat. — Charlie N. Holmberg