(24 quotes found)
“Monotony is the law of nature. Look at the monotonous manner in which the sun rises. The monotony of necessary occupation is exhilarating and life giving.”
Mahatma Gandhi
“Exhilaration is that feeling you get just after a great idea hits you, and just before you realize what's wrong with it.”
Rex Harrison
“That's how I got back into the game, ... It was really exhilarating to me. I've always loved the game of soccer. I found myself wanting to do more. Because I'd be wherever the U.S. National Team was playing, I'd have time on my hands, and I volunteered with the U.S. Soccer Association. They asked me to do odd jobs.”
Paul Mott
“The last decade has been professionally exhilarating for me and I am so proud of the many things that the team at The League has accomplished, ... It is also a good time for the League, which is nearly at the end of a comprehensive strategic planning project that will identify new visions and directions for the organization. It deserves a fresh pair of legs to run the next lap of the race, taking this industry to new heights. I am committed to helping The League make a smooth transition during this important phase in its development.”
Jed Bernstein
“It was just a pure thrill, exhilaration when the game was over.”
Paul Allen
“It was exhilarating. If you were talented, it was easy to rise through the ranks if you knew what you were doing.”
Diana Peters
“I get exhilarated when I do the floor. I feel a rush. I go out there, and I own it. For a minute and 30 seconds, this event is mine. If you do that, you're entertaining - that's how I look at it.”
Lauren Herley
“I've never felt such exhilarating highs and dispiriting lows than those experienced when we first detected the signal from the GBT, indicating 'all's well' and then discovering that we had no signal at the operations center, indicating 'all's lost, ... The truth, as we have now determined, lies somewhat closer to the former than the latter.”
Michael Bird
“I've never felt such exhilarating highs and dispiriting lows than those experienced when we first detected the signal from the GBT, indicating 'all's well' and then discovering that we had no signal at the operations center, indicating 'all's lost. The truth, as we have now determined, lies somewhat closer to the former than the latter.”
“That's what our goal is every year to be ranked No. 1. It's exhilarating. Obviously, it puts a bull's-eye on your chest, but that's OK. Let's go out and play. It's a nice way to be recognized. It's March 13, and to stay No. 1 the rest of year is impossible. Let's enjoy it and improve.”
Mike Martin
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