Szeptemberben Vir Gz Quotes & Sayings

Music makes me come alive. I love to sing and dance! Watching a great movie with a great message. — Lisa Vidal

I'm not a real social person - I'm shy - and a lot of the business is just social. — Kim Basinger

Sadie, you're the most tactless girl I ever had the bad luck to meet.' But I am enthusiastic. I get carried away. I don't stop to think. I'm just the same with my work. I don't consider my own feelings; I don't consider other people's feelings. I just wade right in and ask for what I want, and I mostly get it. — Dorothy L. Sayers

I don't see as many movies as I used to. Or, I should say, as many movies as I would like to. — Matt Damon

He brightened. "Are you Irish then?"
"My last name is McNally. I'm as Irish as Paddy's pig. — Ashlyn Chase

In my experience, people's sorrows are always in danger of bursting out; it's only through careful inattention that they can be contained. — Suzanne Berne

In the year 1920, the Mayor of Cork, MacSwiney, showed that he could live a very long period, approximately seventy-six days, without eating, yet he could not have lived five minutes without breathing. That proves how much more important breathing is than the actual material food. People of today realize that more and more, and that is why there are so many different systems of scientific breathing. Some of them are exceedingly good. TO BREATHE PROPERLY, THAT IS, TO BREATHE SCIENTIFICALLY, IS ONE OF THE VERY IMPORTANT THINGS FOR US TO KNOW IN ORDER TO KEEP STRONG AND HEALTHY; yet, unfortunately, our knowledge of that is very limited. Most human beings do not know at all how to breathe properly. They live such an artificial life that even that most essential function of the body is undevelopedBaron Eugene Ferson | 110 — Anonymous

So many humans.
So many colors. — Markus Zusak

The movie business has always been like the wild-catting oil business. Everyone wants a gusher. — Michael Eisner

Sappho survives, because we sing her songs; And Eschylus, because we read his plays! — Robert Browning

My father was a poor man, very poor in a British colonial possession where class and race were very important. — Sidney Poitier