Cafeteria Quote by Rick Riordan

“That’s when he’d run and run until he was nothing more than two feet and a pair of lungs, until he coughed blood and…

— Carmen Amato

“He wasn't running," said Bruno, "and he wasn't crawling. He went struggling along like a portmanteau. And he held his chin ever so high…

— Lewis Carroll

He followed in his father's footsteps, but his gait was somewhat erratic.

— Nicolas Bentley

“What happened then was that, for an instant, almost nothing happened. He wasn't even there. Failure didn't even cross his mind. It felt like…

— Colum McCann

He who limps is still walking.

— Stanislaw Jerzy Lec

“During the 1980s, he went jogging, something he had picked up during his stays in California, but when he found that the pleasure promised…

— Benoît Peeters

He ran his hand up and down his left achilles tendon. Very tender; better pay attention to it and back off if it gets…

— John L. Parker Jr

“He was so accustomed to being in the middle of the action it still took him a second to realize that they were waiting…

— Genell Dellin

“His running was over. His dancing was over. Worse, for some reason, the way he used to feel about things was over, too. He…

— Mitch Albom

He walked on without resting. He had a terrible longing for some distraction, but he did not know what to do, what to attempt.…

— Fyodor Dostoevsky

“He could tell when the bullying, the relentless sarcasm, the constant, all-encompassing vigilance had become too exhausting. When one of his people was fed…

— Anthony Bourdain

“He was around one and a half years old when he first discovered the joy of running, and it was the last time he…

— Arka Datta