Waking The Dragon Quotes

#1. His anger was a terrible thing when roused. Viserys called it waking the dragon.

George R R Martin

#2. Life is a dance more than it is an assertion and there is more health in dynamism or fluidity than there is rigidity and stasis.

Oli Anderson

#3. Anyone can slay a dragon ... but try waking up every morning and loving the world all over again. That's what takes a real hero.

Brian Andreas

#4. The sex was amazing. And the man made me trip over my own feet. And he had a smile like Ctrl+Alt+Delete on my brain.

L.A. Witt

#5. I see great things in baseball.

Walt Whitman

#6. You want to be possessed, but not controlled. You want to be protected, but not smothered. You want to be dominated, but only in one way.

Juliette Cross

#7. For many minutes, we did nothing but touch each other and absorb the sensation into our skin, as if love itself were a tangible blanket wrapping us in an unbreakable bond.

Juliette Cross

#8. What are you waiting for? Christmas?

Chrissann Dawson

#9. His (Lincoln's) patriotism was saved from idolatry by the overwhelming sense of the sovereignty of God.

Elton Trueblood

#10. Those of courage never have to think," the man replied, "they just do.

S. Wolf

#11. Your Mayor must seek new ways to bring jobs and industry to our community.

Alan Autry

#12. That's the kind of thing, if you get to thinking about, that could wake you in the middle of night. I didn't want my nights to have any middles.

Christopher Morley

#13. Our culture is so fixated on dying and going to heaven when the whole Scripture is about heaven coming to earth.

N. T. Wright

#14. It was not flirting, just verbal ping-pong. I was dying to slam the ball but too polite to stop the back-and-forth.

Andre Aciman

#15. I always work out. I do Pilates and yoga.

Kim Delaney

#16. The trouble with all of us is we are where we shouldn't be.

Michael Ondaatje

#17. In the beginning, compassion is like the seed without which we cannot have any fruit; in the middle, compassion is like water to nourish the see we have planted; in the end, compassion is like the warmth of the sun that brings the fruit to ripening.

Gautama Buddha