Quotes About Endurance

Lifes a bh, now die for her.

Even when Im on my back, Im never backin down.

I will never stop, like Im runnin from the cops.

Every Dog Has A Day But A Cat Has 365

Graves scooched a little closer to me, and I didn't even think about it. I put my arms around him and hugged. I didn't care if it hurt my arm and my ribs and my neck and pretty much every other part of me, my heart most of all. When you're wrecked, that's the only thing to do, right? Hold onto whatever you can. Hold on hard .

It wasn't easy, but she was used to swallowing.

What you cannot escape, you must fight; what you cannot fight, you must endure

War is hell and waiting is hell and war is waiting.

Hello and goodbye are the same. Baya ban," she said. "As many times as you can stand it.

nothing. Some of the women are still wading

I will lay me down for to bleed awhile, the ballad went on in my head. Then I'll rise and fight with you again.

The struggle for today is not altogether for today -- it is for a vast future also.

It is said an Eastern monarch once charged his wise men to invent him a sentence, to be ever in view, and which should be true and appropriate in all times and situations. They presented him the words: And this, too, shall pass away.

Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit.' 

I haven't been given many things, but I've been given ample, limitless patience.

Focus on your target and fight the impulse to concede too quickly.

We have to be able to endure bullying, stonewalling, and the anger of the other negotiator without faltering. We should be prepared to propose ultimatums and hold firm even when we see that our stance is making the other negotiator frustrated or unhappy.

It was reassuring to know exactly where one stood. That one stood at the end of the line was not pertinent. At least there was a line in which to subsist.

When you get the end of your rope, tie a knot & hold on!

It is better to wear out than to rust out." —President Millard Fillmore

Haig said, "Victory will belong to the side which holds out the longest." What a pathetic admission!

from J. K. Rowling

She was an anchor but at least now she knew it had an end, a stopping place. It hit bottom. She could fall no deeper.

Happiness is not the absence of problems. It's the ability to deal with them.