Quotes About Victory

Jack leaped over the gate, his sword aflame. To vanquish his foe and rescue his love.

Good job, said Lonnie, who'd been watching from the balcony. Thanks, said Jay, pleased with how everything had turned out. He smiled when he realized he hadn't even had to steal anything to get what he wanted. He'd done it all by playing by the rules.

and whatever flaws and transgressions lay on the rocky road ahead of them, he knew that she was right; They could meet every obstacle and temptation in their path as long as they were by each other's side, in love and war, failure and victory, poverty and prosperity, until the curtain closed on their story.

Won without a drop of bloodshed. His mother had been right. That truly was the best victory.

Mereka yang tekun bekerja, tidak pernah kecewa, sebab semua tercapai dengan kegigihan dan kerja keras.

Size and strength are not the answer to everything. Cleverness can overcome strength nearly every time. A small clever man can almost always best a strong, dim one.

Uppercuts always work. They're so satisfying, too.

By such little victories are wars and hearts won

the difference between victory and defeat was always a matter of faith.

victory will all be a part of what God does in our lives when we learn to rejoice in all things.

I was beginning to learn that praise was not just a form of worship or prayer, but also a way of waging spiritual warfare.

The battle isn't ours; it is God's. While we praise Him, He sends our enemies scurrying.

Well, there's two kinds of peeing...There's regular peeing, because you have to pee. And then there's auxiliary competitive peeing. For acquiring empire. I'm all about the real estate.

It's the storms of life that make us strong, and as with all dark nights, sometimes we just have to hang on in there. Doggedly. The dawn will always come. The light will always win. And the fire, in nature, is all powerful.

Being competitive is healthy. But needing to win is a sign our identity is rooted in our achievement. It is very hard to lose (or win) with grace if we 'need' victory. The truth is that when we lose, we show our character.

Why is it that the finish line always tends to appear just after the point at which we most want to give up? Is it the universe's way of reserving the best for those who can give the most? What I do know, from nature, is that the dawn only appears after the darkest hour.

But not even Hitler can damage the fells' In 'The Tale of Beatrix Potter, A Autobiography' by Margaret Lane, first edition, page 170.

Freedom is not reserved for those unwilling to fight for it.

for next to God, who is our strength, all depends upon the valour of our arms.

as the whole conquest never put the crown to any expense.

The poets, when they speak of war, talk of the shield wall, they talk of the spears and arrows flying, of the blade beating on the shield, of the heroes who fall and the spoils of the victors, but I was to discover that war was really about food. About feeding men and horses. About finding food. The army that eats wins.

victory does not come to men who listen to their fears.

He sang the song of the sword, keening as he fed his blade, and Rollo, standing thigh-deep in the creek, ax swinging in murderous blows, blocked the enemy's escape. The Frisians, transported from confidence to bowel-loosening fear, began to drop their weapons.

I had fought so long and so hard for my home. It had been stolen from me when I was a child, and I had fought the length and breadth of Britain to regain it. And now I must fight for Bebbanburg again. We would ride for home.