Sifflement Respiratoire Quotes

#1. Make it your business to draw out the best in others by being an exemplar yourself.

Epictetus

#2. We seek him here, we seek him there, Those Frenchies seek him everywhere. Is he in heaven? - Is he in hell? That damned, elusive Pimpernel?

Emma Orczy

#3. You need not hang up the ivy branch over the wine that will sell.

Publilius Syrus

#4. Nolan Ryan helped me with baseball, and my dad passing away gave me a bigger heart.

Randy Johnson

#5. And as he held his first true lover against him, feeling that familiar difference in their heights and smelling that wonderful cologne, part of him wanted to debate this break up until they both gave in and kept trying.
But that wasn't fair.

J.R. Ward

#6. The minuses of celebrity include having to live with security and the knowledge that you may be stalked.

Enya

#7. Dancing is a beautiful thing.

J. R. Martinez

#8. One of the first jobs I ever had was opening clams in a seafood restaurant, so I'm pretty quick at it.

Tom Colicchio

#9. I would never describe a cloud as 'fluffy' - in Chinese or in English.

Yiyun Li

#10. It wasn't an attack. We'd been together too many times before, made love together too many times before, for it to be that. It was just that fear had suddenly entered, and made us dangerous strangers.
("New York Blues")

Cornell Woolrich

#11. He who is unable to spend a long time together in prayer, should often lift up his mind to God by short prayers.

Philip Neri

#12. When I look in the mirror, I won't see the things they will most likely say about me. I'll see me, Willow Tate, the woman who isn't perfect, but she is perfect in her imperfections.

Harper Sloan

#13. Anger was better than tears, better than grief, better than guilt.

George R R Martin

#14. Write about small, self-contained incidents that are still vivid in your memory. If you remember them, it's because they contain a larger truth that your readers will recognize in their own lives. Think small and you'll wind up finding the big themes in your family saga.

William Zinsser