Sentence examples for To tranquil from inspiring English sources
adjective
Free from emotional or mental disturbance.
Returning to tranquil, immaculate Boulder, Colorado, was quite a comedown.
I follow directions to tranquil Loch Garten and brew up soup.
Even so the Root/Carberry combination never seemed likely to take England to tranquil waters.
The change from an arid, barren landscape of physical and aesthetic intensity to tranquil, shady forests was remarkable.
Soft, pastel colorations aid in increasing work efficiency and contribute to tranquil moods; bright, strongly contrasting colours seem to contribute to excitement and enthusiasm.
A company in London offers bespoke tours to tranquil Somaliland an independence-minded bit of an otherwise troubled country.Syria is a harder sell.
Where to stay: Manoulas Even the beaches are high-energy on Mykonos, but it is nice to have somewhere tranquil to retreat to.
THE bomb that killed seven people near the central government complex in downtown Oslo on July 22nd was already a huge shock to normally tranquil Norway.
"People come here to be tranquil, to rest, to rejuvenate".
"I don't want it to sound tranquil to the point of tranquillised because it wasn't that.
Most people do not come to this area to be tranquil, but the best place to achieve that is off the road to the beaches, in Ramatuelle.
