Quotes About Battle

The priority of life is peace of mind, seek for it first and then everything in life will surely glow with passionate peace. No more fighting once the battle is over. Let Understanding rule your life and Keep the peace flag alive.

If you see life as a battle, then a battle is what you will get; the struggle ends when you let go to seek peace instead. Life is a reflection of what you think, if your thoughts are filled with negativity, the world you see will be the same.

God has a plan for your life. The Devil has a plan for your life. Be ready for both. Just be wise enough to know which one to battle and which one to embrace!

Your worst battle in life will always be between what you know and what you feel.

The sons of Troy are known for their skill in battle, and their deaths will lift your name to the stars. If you miss it, you will miss your chance at immortality.

The battles rent the skies: the air itself burned, and gods clawed the flesh from each other's bones.

But there was a line of rallied Greeks behind me screaming my name. His name. I did not stop.

You need a plan," she hears—or seems to hear—her old nurse, Sofia, say, from a place near her elbow. "To lose your temper is to lose the battle.

To lose your temper is to lose the battle.

I believe in a religion that believes in freedom. Any time I have to accept a religion that won't let me fight a battle for my people, I say to hell with that religion.

Was Bapu right then? The line was meant to be only on paper, but it had morphed into the bloody battle line of brothers. Two millennia later, the Mahabharat was being re-enacted. Just as Bapu has feared...

Los héroes siempre juegan a matar.

I'm sad to see the passing of the great drug warriors. I certainly did my part in that battle and I don't regret any of it.

This state of affairs continued until the Britons defeated the Saxons at a place called Badon Hill (Mons Badonicus

and taking up a position in the middle of Kent between the two forces

So miraculous was their victory that the site of battle later became

Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire, and there Æthelfrith was slain.

warfare was primarily an aristocratic pursuit.

The Saxon', he wrote, 'is the most ferocious of all foes. He comes upon you without warning;

The king of Wight, Arwald, appears to have been killed in the course of the invasion,

The conquest of the Isle of Wight,

following day they encountered the entire viking army at a place called Edington,

and a fierce battle ensued.

All we learn is that the fighting lasted a long time,