1. "Hál wes þū, morgenlican dæg!" (Hail to you, morning day!)
2. "Gōdne morgen, frēond!" (Good morning, friend!)
3. "Wesan þū blīðe on þissum dæge!" (Be cheerful on this day!)
4. "Sēo sunne scīneþ, sēo fugol singeþ, gōd morgen tō ēow eallum!" (The sun shines, the birds sing, good morning to you all!)
5. "Morgenstund hæfþ gold in mund." (The morning hour has gold in its mouth.)
Above is Old english good morning sayings.
1. Let's do this.2. Tango down.3. Hostile UAV spotted.4. Sniper, get down!5. Enemy down.6. Grenade, move!7. Cover me, reloading.8. Target neutralized.9. Friendly fire, friendly fire!10. We're losing this fight.
1. Stressed spelled backwards is desserts. Coincidence? I think not.2. Keep calm and pretend it's not Monday.3. Stressed, blessed, and coffee obsessed.4. I'm not a control freak, but can I show you the right way to do that?5. Stressed? Just keep swimming, just keep swimming.6. I'm not arg
1. The greatest enemy you will ever face is the one within yourself.2. Beware the enemy within, for it is often more dangerous than the one outside.3. Conquer the enemy within and you will have no fear of the enemy without.4. The enemy within is the hardest to defeat, for it knows all your we
1. You're the missing piece to my puzzle of love.2. You're the peanut butter to my jelly, the cheese to my macaroni.3. You're the key to my heart, unlock it with your love.4. You're the light of my life, shining bright in my heart.5. You're the melody to my song, the rhythm to my dance.6.
While Buddha and Jesus came from different religious traditions and taught different doctrines, there are some similarities in their teachings. Here are a few sayings that are similar in essence:1. Buddha: Hatred does not cease by hatred, but only by love; this is the eternal rule.Jesus: But I
1. Age is merely the number of years the world has been enjoying you. - Unknown2. Aging is not lost youth but a new stage of opportunity and strength. - Betty Friedan3. Do not regret growing older. It is a privilege denied to many. - Unknown4. Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't
1. Break a leg - Good luck2. Bite the bullet - To endure a painful or difficult situation3. Cost an arm and a leg - Very expensive4. Piece of cake - Something very easy5. Hit the nail on the head - To describe something accurately6. Burning the midnight oil - Working late into the night7
Here are some Lancashire words and sayings:1. Ee by gum - an expression of surprise or disbelief2. Chuffed - pleased or delighted3. Ginnel - a narrow passageway between buildings4. Mither - to bother or annoy5. Owt - anything6. Nowt - nothing7. Snap - food, especially a packed lunch8.
1. Knowledge is power, but sharing it is empowering.2. Sharing information is like lighting a candle from another's flame, it doesn't diminish the original source.3. The more you share, the more you learn.4. Information shared is knowledge multiplied.5. Sharing information is the key to col
From Ritz to rubble is a saying that typically refers to a dramatic downfall or decline in circumstances or status. It suggests a shift from luxury or opulence (represented by the Ritz, a prestigious hotel) to complete destruction or ruin (represented by rubble, the remains of a collapsed building