Quote by George Eliot

“Life is made of so many partings welded together”

— Charles Dickens

“When iron and carbon come together, there emerges steel! To be something stronger and better, you must mostly unite with something else and melt…

— Mehmet Murat ildan

“Whenever you are going through life’s challenges, remember that for iron to be cast into its desired form, it must first go through intense…

— idowu koyenikan

“The finest steel gets put through the hottest fire.”

— John N. Mitchell

“A filament of sensation sizzled between them, like a thin string of kerosene that, for the love of a match, could turn into a…

— Jodi Picoult

“We’re all made of the same thing—the blown-out pieces of matter formed in the fires of dead stars.”

— Blake Crouch

“Pip, dear old chap. life is made of ever many partings welded together, as I may say, and one man's a blacksmith and one's…

— Charles Dickens

“Sparks are warm while they last.”

— Susan Price

“When a thing such as wax, or gold, or silver, turns liquid from heat, we say that it has fused,” Eliza said to her…

— Neal Stephenson

“The finest steel must go through the hottest fire.”

— Richard Milhous Nixon

“I felt the threads of connection between us—fragile filaments, so easily snapped. Like the poem at shift into his side, we were craving to…

— Tammara Webber

“The glue of mutual need that bonded us so tightly together for all those years is melting away. Dark patches, not light, show in…

— Susanne Collins