Famous Quotes & Sayings

Tom Joyner

It's just unbelievable that a talent so young and so promising is gone,

Chris Williamson

This is quite unusual and it's a very promising result.

Richard Aboulafia

You're tapping in to the most promising revenue stream in the world.

Jeff Colton

It doesn't look promising for a wet spring at this point.

Danny Hale

He was our punter. And had a real promising future.

James Mason

I'm not promising a state championship, but we should go far.

Syvelle Newton

They were promising me that I could play anything I want to, just like I'm doing now,

Dave Strang

They are doing quite well in the conference. They've got three scorers, basically, from what I've seen on their stats.

John Taylor

They are showing they are quite intransigent and showing they are going to be very difficult.

Colin Firth

There was quite a lot of your rear end that didn't make it either.

Stephen Hess

There were big, big items, and that was really quite exceptional for one of these speeches.

Anne Fox

They probably will be here for quite some time, ... There's a possibility they could be absorbed into the community.

I. Stone

I try not to get quite so pushy,

Brett Buckles

It was quite the jump, being thrown into it. It's been a blast.

Thomas Breuer

It was quite surprising to me and my team to make this observation.

Ali Alatas

It was quite interesting but I didn't come for this.

David Hockney

It's very British to go about to see something unusual and paint it.

David Arnold

It's not unusual to see significant snowfall in March.

Bill Swain

The weather has been unusual to say the least.

Thomas F. Wilson

Crispin Glover is unusual, but not as unusual as he sometimes presents himself. We got along nicely.

Bobby Farrelly

In the world of comedy, having a partner is not the most unusual thing.

Charles Bukowski

There's nothing unusual about love.

Jill Anderson

Every day, I'm in the kitchen, doing something, ... It's unusual when I'm not.

M. Hardman

There is no such thing as an unusual item,

E. M. Forster

One grows accustomed to being praised, or being blamed, or being advised, but it is unusual to be understood.