Ending Quotes (page 87)

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• end
• baby
• friend

I remembered lying there in my wet panties, going, “What do I do now?” Jason was asleep, but even if he hadn’t been, I wouldn’t have told him what had happened. I was convinced I’d never have heard the end of it. “Wet the bed like a baby!” he’d cry. Well, knowing Jason, he probably wouldn’t have said any such thing. But in my feverish four-year-old brain, I was convinced he wouldn’t want to be my friend anymore if he knew I was a bed wetter. Also, of course, it would come up every time I beat... Meg Cabot

• death
• thinking
• end

Don't think of death as an ending. Think of it as a really effective way of cutting down your expenses. Woody Allen

• song
• end
• mother

No, it happened. And right when your song ended, I knew - just like your mother - I was a goner,' Peeta says. Suzanne Collins

• writing
• black
• eyes

February. Boris Pasternak. It's February. Get ink. Weep. Write the heart out about it, sing. Another song of February. While raucous slush burns black with spring. Six grivnas* for a buggy ride. Past booming bells, on screaming gears, Out to a place where drizzles fall. Louder than any ink or tears. Where like a flock of charcoal pears, A thousand blackbirds, ripped awry. From trees to puddles, knock dry grief. Into the deep end of the eye. A thaw patch blackens underfoot. The wind is gutted... Boris Pasternak

• humanity
• men
• work

We are training not isolated men but a living group of men, - nay, a group within a group. And the final product of our training must be neither a psychologist nor a brickmason, but a man. And to make men, we must have ideals, broad, pure, and inspiring ends of living, - not sordid money-getting, not apples of gold. The worker must work for the lory of his handiwork, not simply for pay; the thinker must think for truth, not for fame. And all this is gained only by human strife and longing; by... W. E. B. Du Bois

• gospel
• grace
• end

I will not waste my life! I will finish my course and finish it well. I will display the Gospel of the grace of God in all I do. I will run my race to the end? - Paul John Piper

• pain
• hurt
• thinking

If he thinks he would harm Mirabelle, he would back away. But he does not yet understand when and how people are hurt. He doesn't understand the subtleties of slights and pains, that it is not the big events that hurt the most but rather the smallest questionable shift in tone at the end of a spoken word that can plow most deeply into the heart. Steve Martin

• dark
• age
• end

You want to know something? We are still in the Dark Ages. The Dark Ages--they haven't ended yet. Kurt Vonnegut

• end
• ends
• landing

Here I was at the end of America...no more land...and nowhere was nowhere to go but back Jack Kerouac

• time
• peace
• end

I was at peace with a world which afforded so much bounty, and began to enjoy living at the very end of time. Peter Ackroyd

• end
• understanding
• swimming

She loved nothing in the world except this woman's son, wanted him alive more than anybody, but hadn't the least bit of control over the predator that lived inside her. Totally taken over by her anaconda love, she had no self left, no fears, no wants, no intelligence that was her own [...] Ruth heard the supplication in her words and it seemed to her that she was not looking at a person but at an impulse, a cell, a red corpuscle that neither knows nor understands why it is driven to spend its... Toni Morrison

• time
• end
• lived

When all is said and done, what is clear is that all lives end before their time. Jose Saramago

• book
• humanity
• end

You said in your book that at the end of the day, every politician is human. What about during the day? Stephen Colbert

• humanity
• surprise
• end

What surprises me about humanity is that in the end such a narrow range of plights defines our moral lives. Doug Coupland

• manly
• end
• walking

Dear, the man can't be eviscerated because he has no viscera. He's a walking colon. If you cut him open, you only end up covered in crap. Dean Koontz