Falling And Standing Up Quotes
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I have always pictured accupuncture like falling into a box of sewing needles, and then standing up refreshed and free of pain.
— Neil Leckman
I am a man in a hurry.
— N. R. Narayana Murthy
How do you know when it's over?" "Maybe when you feel more in love with your memories than with the person standing in front of you. — Gunnar Ardelius
Falling in love is better than standing in hate.
— Matshona Dhliwayo
There is no shame in falling," Pernicar said, standing up. "There is only shame if you refuse to rise once again.
— Drew Karpyshyn
The gods cannot misunderstand, man cannot explain.
— Henry David Thoreau
When I'm around you, it's like every dream I've ever had is standing right in front of me.
— Courtney Giardina
Sculptured figures which appear in motion, will, in their standing position, actually look as if they were falling forward.
— Leonardo Da Vinci
Being a war correspondent, and having covered four wars, I know that wars very seldom solve things.
— Asne Seierstad
Maybe that's why falling in love becomes so important. The hope of it. Because it's the last standing pillar in the temple of thrill.
— Heather McElhatton
Gravity will get you. Life is inclined toward falling. Not standing or flying, indeed, barely sitting.
— Patricia Cornwell
Falling in love is the easiest thing in the world. It's standing in love that matters.
— Carson McCullers
Your on the planet too. Why should James Bond have all the action, fun, money, and resort hotel living.
— Paul Kyriazi
Sometimes spending time with someone who is perceived as 'successful' can make us feel less successful.
— Simon Sinek
Tom remembered standing there beside her, in font of that field covered in snow, and falling in love.
— Andrew Kaufman
I don't know what's worse by number in America, the vacant houses standing, or the homeless people falling into them.
— Anthony Liccione