Sentence examples for a fairly calm from inspiring English sources
After a fairly calm start, there was a sharp sell-off towards the close as investors decided to take profits.
It may have been stormy outside, but the stock market seems to be having a fairly calm morning.
That optimism has sent the FTSE 100 up 26 points, or 0.4%, to 6676 after a fairly calm morning's trading.
At the other end of the ice, DiPietro was having a fairly calm day, turning aside all 16 shots he faced in the first 40 minutes.
Even a fairly calm spell in the polling, like the last couple of days, can give people opportunities to see what they want in the data.
Still, even a fairly calm day in the polling can give people opportunities to see what they want to see in the data.
In an incident late Saturday in Karbala, a city about 60 miles south of Baghdad where relations with the occupation forces have been fairly calm, a 30-year-old cafeteria worker was shot during a confrontation between soldiers and an unruly crowd.
For a while, things were fairly calm as the police kept the two sides separate.
In a ramshackle city that appears fairly calm and busy right now, Mr Nyaba presents a vivid picture of the political intrigue and tensions that still lurk beneath the surface.
Brandy Pond is a small pond, which means it's fairly calm and doesn't get huge boat waves like Sebago, so there's great water-skiing".
Reprints Related items Turkey: Is it wise to abolish Virtue?Jun 28th 2001 Turkey's economy: Harsh medicineMay 17th 2001Turkey's financial markets remained fairly calm, in the belief that a compromise could be found in Washington.
