Sweat Quotes
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In the sweat of thy face thou shalt eat bread,
Till thou return unto the ground; for thou
Out of the ground wast taken; know thy birth,
For dust thou art, and shalt to dust return.
John Milton
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I pour my blood, sweat, and tears into a movie. What I always look for is a message and a social consciousness: a relevance to what's happening in our world.
Rachel Morrison
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We are the benefactors of too much sacrifice and blood, sweat and tears to allow petty differences and trivial discrepancies to continue to separate and divide US, while we are being used, exploited and conquered.
T.I.
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It is the superfluous things for which men sweat.
Seneca the Younger
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The sweat of industry would dry and die,
But for the end it works to.
William Shakespeare
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I don't care what's probable. Through blood, sweat, and tears, I am unstoppable.
Anthony Robles
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I've never been able to feel that there is anything undignified about making your living by the sweat of your brow.
Ethel Waters
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Politics, of course, requires sweat, work, combat, and organization. But these should not be ugly words for and free people.
Nelson Rockefeller
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The problem is, when you come back in you're sweating, so I wait until the very last minute before putting on my shirt so that it's not covered in sweat.
Paul Ince
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You know that every bead of sweat falling off your head, every weight you've pumped - the history of that is all in your eyes.
Gerard Butler
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The fastest, cleanest, most joyful way to break out of your own box is by dancing. I'm not talking about doing the stand-and-sway. I'm talking about dancing so deep, so hard, so full of the beat that you are nothing but the dance and the beat and the sweat and the heat.
Gabrielle Roth
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If Mr. Edison had thought smarter he wouldn't sweat as much.
Nikola Tesla
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A man ... needs to get out in the open air and sweat and blow off the stink.
William Kittredge
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Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more you sweat, the luckier you get.
Ray Kroc
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I don’t know that doom is a very nice word. It does suggest, I think, shuddering and cold sweat. There was none of that, though, about Coco’s welcome to it when it opened my front door and walked in, nor can it be fairly said that there was any of it about mine. True I had a feeling, unusual so soon after breakfast, that I was in the hands of God, but otherwise I wasn’t aware of any particular discomfort. Nor did I remember, till later, that the only other time in my life I had had this feeling was when I was dressing to go to the party in Italy at which I met my first husband. It is a sinking feeling. Perhaps husbands have never altogether agreed with me.
Elizabeth von Arnim
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I'm always nervous about singing...always. It may be one of the only things I sweat about.
Ed Robertson
