Sentences that exclaim how time flies 1. Consider every day of living as the last day of life& mdash;— Helen• Keller 2. Don't be idle, the young man's head has turned white, empty and sorrowful. 3. When will all rivers flow eastward to the sea, and then return westward. 4. Life is short, and if we waste our time, the short life will be too long& mdash;— Shakespeare 5. Flowering flowers fall and spring fades, heaven and earth. 6. In the morning, the water flows eastward, and in the evening, the sun sinks westward. 7. Nails are hammered in, time is squeezed out. 8. It is said that time flies, but in fact, time has always been there. It's just that one's heart is changing and emotions are changing. People say they can't resist time, but in fact, time can't resist our fickleness 9. In life, between heaven and earth, if a white horse passes by a gap, it's just suddenly. 10. The strong wind drifts in the white sun, and the scenery flows westward. 11. Time flies like an arrow, and the sun and moon shuttle like a shuttle. 12. Tomorrow will come again, how many tomorrow will be! I will live for tomorrow, and everything will be wasted& mdash;— Wen Jia's "Tomorrow's Song" 13. Flowers still have a day to bloom again, and life is not as youthful as before. 14. Too much talk naturally leads to less time spent doing it. Too much time spent doing, too little time spent thinking. Too much thinking leads to less time for practice. No more, no less, just right, life is just right 15. Joy does not waste time. 16. A white horse passes by a gap, and the sunlight flies by. 17. The solar term does not spare seedlings, and time does not spare people. 18. Saving time, which means making a person's limited life more effective, is equivalent to prolonging a person's life. 19. He who abandons time, time also abandons him& mdash;— Shakespeare 20. I didn't do what I should have done today, and even if it's early tomorrow, it will still be delayed& mdash;— Heinrich Pestalozzi