Sentence examples for a quiet year from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a quiet year" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a year that was relatively calm, uneventful, or lacking in significant events or disruptions.
Example: "After several years of turmoil, the company finally experienced a quiet year, allowing them to focus on long-term planning."
Alternatives: "a peaceful year" or "an uneventful year".

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It's been a quiet year.

This was a quiet year.

On paper, it should be a quiet year.

This year's been a quiet year for me travel-wise.

Still, Mr. Carville is having "a quiet year.

"It was a quiet year for us," says Dodsworth.

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BOOKS For literature 2009 was in many ways a quiet year--all the quieter because two irreplaceable voices went silent: John Updike, above, and Frank McCourt, left.

Newport, like many towns on the Oregon coast, is a quiet year-round fishing community that depends on the summer dollars of people from Portland and other inland cities who have built vacation homes.

Usually, this makes for a quieter year - but Mr Bremmer warns that "this time will be different".

Interestingly, Schuerholz mentioned six players before Chipper Jones, a mainstay for a decade who is having a quieter year with 22 homers.

I think in terms of distributions, everyone is planning for a quieter year.

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