Famous Quotes & Sayings

There was electricity just going and going like a wave. It just kept on going wave after wave.

Rob Schneider

There was no task that he wouldn't take on. When negotiations would roll around, people would make sure that Martin got elected to that committee. They wanted his experience, his intellect.

There will be a lot of talk, but not a lot of position taking until the election results are known.

There will be absentee balloting by mail that runs right up to the day before Election Day.

It seems like for only six months, every two years right around election time that we're even noticed." ()

It's energy. It's not just gasoline. People are looking at their gas and electric bills. Talk about stunned silence.

It's expensive, but a lot of the other stocks in the sector have been pricey. The whole group has really taken off and a lot of it is because of the popularity of electronic trading.

It's fast. It's easy. You don't run the risk of math errors. I can't think of a reason not to use electronic filing.

It's arson. There's no lights, no electricity and no gas. What else is going to start it?

Barry Zito

It was electric out there. Games like this ... The last month should be pretty sweet.

Herman Cain

999 ... I can explain it in a minute

Gore Vidal

As societies grow decadent, the language grows decadent, too. Words are used to disguise, not to illuminate, action...

Gabe Newell

Greenlight is a bad example of an election process. We came to the conclusion pretty quickly that we could just do away with Greenlight completely, because it was a bottleneck rather than a way for people to communicate choice.

George Carlin

We get what we deserve. They are our elected officials.

Felix Frankfurter

After all, advocates, including advocates for States, are like managers of pugilistic and election contestants, in that they have a propensity for claiming everything.

He's mad at me for being in his ward on Election Day.

Joschka Fischer

Germany is going to vote for the resolution. It is important now to stick to the schedule that is to lead to free and fair elections by January 2005 at the latest.

General Electric ranks low on the list for transparency.

Everything has been going on normally, the election has not been postponed anywhere. At some places there has been a good turnout, but at some it has been bad.

Everything is ruled by the election cycle, ... You don't want to be looking for an administrator at the same time you're trying to focus on getting reelected.

David Johnston

Even if we don't win elections, we are talking policy.

elected to make tough decisions, and this was one of them.

Elected officials who win trust, like Strom Thurmond and Fritz Hollings, get re-elected.

Silvio Berlusconi

elected by moderate voters who mandated these gentlemen to do the exact opposite of what they're now doing.

Berlusconi like Napoleon? Then the election will be his Waterloo.

Bloomberg could not have been elected with the Independence Party,

BI will wait until the electricity hike is revealed.

Every job is a job that we're going to celebrate. But we think this has been too long in coming. The weather is getting warm and the construction season is getting ready to start in an election year, and the governor is getting ready to make up for three years of mismanagement on roads.

Every enterprise fund ought to be self-sustained. The electric fund is in good condition, but the water and sewer is not.

Jonathan Martin

Every election we get bigger. We've seen a tremendous surge, especially this year, as far as interest goes.

The most important thing for them is to go to the polling stations to test their real power and to train their members in preparation for the parliamentary elections (later this year).

John Breaux

The most important speech of this election is ... going to be given by the loser when they concede because it will set the tone for the next four years,

P. J. O'Rourke

Something that confirms all fears and many conspiracy theories about government is finding out what our elected representatives would put into law if they could.