Sentence examples for a lull during from inspiring English sources

But after a lull during the election, violence resumed.

After a lull during the day, gunfire began again at night.

After a lull during the 1930s and early 1940s, composers returned to the art song, often setting contemporary American literature.

Two rockets fired from Gaza were reportedly intercepted over the Tel Aviv area late on Monday after a lull during the morning.

Annual attendance passed a half million in 1940 and, after a lull during World War II, reached one million for the first time in 1954.

After something of a lull during the constitutional convention, or loya jirga, Taliban militants have killed at least 27 people in three days.

Since taking office, Obama has made Asia a priority after a general lull during the Bush administration, which was preoccupied with the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

A lull followed, during which both Royalists and Parliamentarians enlisted troops and collected arms, although Charles had not completely given up hopes of peace.

A lull ensued, during which November talks sponsored by the OAU failed to conciliate the opposing Chadian factions.

Notwithstanding a temporary lull during the financial crisis, global industry restructuring is driving a dramatic increase in cross-border acquisitions, and some countries are selling a lot more than buying notably the U.S., the UK, and Canada.

There was a brief lull during the Second World War, but Las Vegas hit her thirties with a vengeance.