Quotes About Motion

It's beautiful, the Atlantic, but at the same time so insistent, always advancing, always taking what it wants.

Every work, no matter how short or antilinear, needs momentum;

swung the door shut behind him.

that power setting produced an acceleration of over

and where the Ferris wheel carried its passengers high and brought them low and raised them high and brought them low again, as if it were not merely a carnival ride but also a metaphor for the basic pattern of human experience.

That's life. Something always happens. We don't live in stasis, frozen in amber.

radiate up from the earth. But as the train went on, the

Why is a worm so effective? Because it is always moving.

Motion picture rights brought in a fortune and, with 109 films based on his work, Grey set a record yet to be equaled by any other author.

When Janie looked out of her door she saw the drifting mists gathered in the west -- that cloud field of the sky -- to arm themselves with thunders and march forth against the world. Louder and higher and lower and wider the sound and motion spread, mounting, sinking, darking.

Jeff Bruce threw in. "Speakin' of winds, he's de wind and

you switches a mean fanny round in a kitchen.

I think I want to produce action movies.

It's cool to stay active and keep my body going.

I can run around all day.

You are, so to speak, a bad sailor, and the motion of life makes you brain-sick.

I am an old man now, and when I die and go to Heaven there are two matters on which i hope for enlightenment. One is quantum electrodynamics, and the other is the turbulent motion of fluids. About the former I am rather optimistic.

Nothing in the universe can travel at the speed of light, they say, forgetful of the shadow`s speed.

L'important c'est d'agiter la vie. On a tout le temps d'être mort! - Yasmina Reza

Power comes from body position in the form of leverage at delivery and the wrist and hand motion at release.

Lucrul cel mai simplu pe care îl ai de f?cut atunci când trebuie s? te miÅŸti, dar nu poÅ£i evada, este s? oscilezi.

The green sea swept into the shallows and seethed there like slaking quicklime. It surged over the rocks, tossing up spangles of water like a juggler and catching them deftly again behind. It raced knee-deep through the clefts and crevices, twisted and tortured in a thousand ways, till it swept nuzzling and sucking into the holes at the base of the cliff. The whole reef was a shambles of foam, but it was bright in the sun, bright as a shattered mirror, exuberant and leaping with light.

Aristotle (384–322 BC), the Greek philosopher, held that time is simply the measure of motion. Time is the measure of one physical process against another.

Gravity, Craig," Old Pola said to me. "Now, there's a force to match tectonics. What goes up must come down.