Gymnasiums Quotes

#1. Title IX, whether voluntarily or via court cases, opened gymnasiums to women, produced uniforms and schedules and buses.

George Vecsey

#2. I'm so honored to have been a part of something so meaningful that helped to keep so many families and loved ones connected.

Oleta Adams

#3. When a man is treated like a beast, he says, 'After all, I'm human.' When he behaves like a beast, he says 'After all, I'm only human.'

Karl Kraus

#4. Biblically speaking, to hear and not to do is not to hear at all.

Howard G. Hendricks

#5. Do I think there is a heaven? Uh, yeah I do. Like a really big gymnasium. How do I see myself there? With really bad seats.

David Letterman

#6. The other feature is a gymnasium named after another dead politician who was gifted with fast and extremely sure hands.

Jimmy Breslin

#7. Many people think trees grow so big from soil and water, but this is not true. Trees get their mass from the air. They gobble up airborne carbon dioxide and perform an act of chemical fission by using the energy from sunshine ... Essentially, trees are made of air and sunshine.

Ned Hayes

#8. I'm only keeping in touch with you for the sake of the children. Way to look after our son, by the way. I let you have him for the weekend and before I know it he's chained underground, awaiting Last Times and stinking of mead.

Joanne Harris

#9. I love words; they are the quoits, the bows, the staves that furnish the gymnasium of the mind.

George Eliot

#10. We may never know why Joe Ellis fabricated a heroic past. But we know that the life he embellished has deeply diminished the life he'd earned.

Ellen Goodman

#11. [I]t would be a niceness that was enforced leniently, patiently and gracefully, with the sort of unflappable self-certainty [they] couldn't help displaying when all its statistics proved that it really was doing the right thing.

Iain M. Banks

#12. Desire and dread lay right next to each other in his heart, each sharpening the other.

Maggie Stiefvater

#13. These days man knows the price of everything but the value of nothing.

Oscar Wilde

#14. It's also why we've recently seen an avalanche of new studies, books, and video games built on the myelin-centric principle that practice staves off cognitive decline.

Daniel Coyle