Sat Night Out Quotes

That night I sat up writing in my diary writing to Big Me: 'I hope you are alive ' I wrote. 'I hope that I don't die before you are able to read this. — Dan Chaon

I just sat all night looking at him, saying, 'Wow, it's incredible.' When Yoko woke up, I told her, 'He's fine,' and we cried. — John Lennon

Taking my drink, I moved around the bar to her. Her smile was a little crooked as I sat down. I guessed it had been a wet night for platinum blondes. — Michael McCretton

That night she sat for hours, too numb to even drink, teaching herself to breathe in a vaccum. For this, oh God, was the void. — Thomas Pynchon

I need a dog pretty badly. I dreamed of dogs last night. They sat in a circle and looked at me and I wanted all of them. — John Steinbeck

I sat down one night and wrote the line rock, rock, rock everybody. — Bill Haley

Two packed houses. I guess the theater sat 2,700 people every night so it was an amazing experience. — Blair Underwood

If people sat outside and looked at the stars each night, I'll bet they'd live a lot differently. — Bill Watterson

He looked home-made, as though his wife had self-consciously knitted or somehow contrived a husband when she sat alone at night. — Eudora Welty

Besides making change in the collection plate every Sunday, Mr. Avery sat on the porch every night until nine o'clock and sneezed. — Harper Lee

Last night you sat there singing to me 'nothing to hide, believe what I say' and not ten hours later you're standin' in front of me lyin — Kristen Ashley

Nico sat forward. "I communed with the dead last night." He just tossed that line out there, like he was saying he got a text from a buddy. — Rick Riordan

What he could bear in the waking world he could not by night and he sat awake for fear the dream would return. — Cormac McCarthy

Say, did you read what this writer just dug up in George Washington's diary? I was so ashamed I sat up all night reading it. — Will Rogers

raging across Europe. Every night, families sat glued to the radio, listening to the news of Poland. Most still had relatives — Fannie Flagg

She sat at the table with a cup of tea, looking plump and angelic as always, no sign of having lost any sleep the night before. — Maggie Stiefvater