Expeditionary Quotes: top 17 famous quotes about Expeditionary

Expeditionary Quotes & Sayings

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Are you sure were not dead?"
"I really fucking hope not. — Ann Brashares

I think especially in her position, a highly successful professional woman, it would be a real exception to have an unwed child. — Dan Quayle

From the mud of adversity grows the lotus of joy — Carolyn Marsden

The 50s were great because I collected stamps. — Robert Plant

And damned nomads in Mesopotamia have again cut the telegraph - another expeditionary force is being organized to deal with them once and for all! — James Clavell

You can't get it all, unless you give it your all. — Tony Gaskins

The audience and I have an intimacy that is, I believe, rare, most times out. — Val Kilmer

It's her privilege to say or think whatever she wants. It's mine to ignore her. — Carolyn Brown

It is simply unthinkable that we will ever again send overseas a great expeditionary force of armed men. — Frank Knox

Leisure without study is death; it is a tomb for the living man. — Seneca.

Being yourself is far more important than the style of handbag you choose to carry. — Lisa Robinson

A good man not only forbears those gratifications which are forbidden by reason and religion, but even restrains himself in unforbidden instances. — Francis Atterbury

On 'Game of Thrones,' all of my closest friends are 30 upwards, which is quite strange. — Sophie Turner

There is a morphological enfoldment occurring on this planet. It is bringing forth some entirely new order of being. We are a privileged part of this. — Terence McKenna

I like to do books in which a lot of the research and the writing and the thinking revolves around something American. — Bill Bryson

When you step into that boat you have made a silent commitment to your team that you will do everything in your power to help them win. — Mary Whipple

In fact, it was the largest expeditionary force of the 18th century. The largest, most powerful force ever set forth from Britain or any nation. — David McCullough