Shirtfront Quotes

#1. His silhouette blocked the starlight. She turned her head and a sticky kiss landed below her ear. She tried to relax, but her arms wouldn't move from their defensive position on his shirtfront. His next kiss grazed her cheek. "Jesse." "You remembered my name.

Catherine Richmond

#2. No. I don't think so. It isn't about whether I die. It's about figuring out where. And I've decided. I'm going to see how high I can go. I want to see if it's true. If the sky opens up at the top.

Joe Hill

#3. Babies should enjoy the freedom to vocalize whether it be in church, a public meeting place, during a movie, or after hours when the lights are out. They have not yet learned that joy and laughter have to last a lifetime and must be conserved.

Erma Bombeck

#4. And if Christ had died from a barbiturate overdose, alone on the bathroom floor, would he be in heaven?

Chuck Palahniuk

#5. I'm incredibly happy, I'm incredibly lucky.

Zachary Quinto

#6. Do not let anyone stop you from succeding

Sharon M. Draper

#7. Lead the reader toward the thought, then stop a little short.

Mason Cooley

#8. I couldn't help thinking how well Cain had prospered after killing his brother: he founded the first city
and, although we don't like to talk about it all that much, we are all his children.

Philip Gourevitch

#9. MAHARAJA-Leaders are not born but are made with ultimate qualities of courage, wisdom, sacrifice and benevolence.

Bhargava Kodavanti

#10. Even the worst thing that can happen to you is meant to happen because it's going to push you to grow.

Miguel Ruiz

#11. Being a CEO used to be something you did for 15 years. Now you do it for five, maybe. The lifespan is getting shorter and shorter, regardless if you are a man or a woman.

Michel Martin

#12. Madness was only a handicap only if you couldn't control its irrationalities.

Stuart Hill

#13. Like man himself, who is the only one not to know his own glance, the [Eiffel] Tower is the only blind point f the total optical system of which it is the center and Paris the circumference.

Roland Barthes

#14. What one needs to know in order to appraise a man morally is not: what did his mother say or do when he was three? The proper question is: what does he say and do now?

Leonard Peikoff

#15. There is a peculiarity in the countenance, as everybody knows, which, though it cannot be described, is sure to betray the Englishman.

George Henry Borrow