Quotes About Mr. Right

'Splitsvilla' was like a dream come true for me. Because it doesn't happen easily that you find your Mr. Right on a reality show.

They really are good together, though I'm not sure they see it." She chuckled. "Leave it to my granddaughter to accidently choose Mr. Right to be her fake fiancé.

For me, 'Bookends' marks the start of my foray into commercial fiction, away from what has always been thought of as more traditional chick lit - single girl in the city trips around in Manolos looking for Mr. Right.

Who that man in the black Sedan With two cheap hookers and a Mexican Pumpin' white lines, sippin' warm Coors Light Mickey Avalon, call me Mr. Right

But back then, she'd tended to focus first on their appearance, and she could remember saying no to a few guys who hadn't been quite cute enough. And maybe that had been the problem. Maybe she'd turned down Mr. Right because he hadn't been tall enough or whatever, and now -- because he was Mr. Right -- he was already off the market. These days, it seemed like Mr. Rights tended to fly off the shelves perhaps because they were as rare as California condos

Inspector Turner's hope to marry a wealthy Mr. Right and leave the service stayed just that—a hope—as so often Mr. Right turned out to be either Mr. Liar, Mr. Drunk or Mr. Already Married.

That's why I'm waiting on my Boaz." I nodded and smiled. "He's the epitome of my Mr. Right. I figure, if God can make a Boaz for Ruth, He can make another one for me." "Who's Boaz?" Deniessa asked. "Boaz was a man in the Bible—the Book of Ruth, to be exact," I explained. "The original knight in shining armor. Boaz was an honorable, compassionate, rich man.