Sentence examples for benign days from inspiring English sources

"Back in the more benign days of airplane hijackings to Cuba, when all that meant was somebody got a free ride to Havana and you got flown back to Miami courtesy of Eastern Airlines, we wrestled with the question of how much and who to inform when we had a threat," Mr. Webster recalled.

"I know today is a very benign day and guys have been shooting good numbers.

On a seemingly benign day, only eight players were under par in their second rounds when darkness suspended play.

What seems benign one day can become deadly the next.

When the film shows helmeted police storming in, the scene brings to mind the streets of Chicago during the 1968 Democratic convention, a reminder that no simplistic view of the benign old Woodstock days makes sense.

This interval was substantially shorter than that for definitive treatment of benign conditions (73 days).

It's a benign time of day to be in a church, or any public space open to the evening.

What Shadid also shows is how dangerous such a life could be in the last years of the Ottoman Empire (a regime that receives rather too good a press these days for benign rule and tolerance toward minorities).

A lingering acid flashback of kaleidoscope days: a benign sense of déjà vu might describe the state of mind intermittently conjured by the songs of the Grateful Dead as performed by the American Beauty Project, a loosely affiliated ensemble of nine musicians, at the Allen Room on Friday evening.

We had three days of benign weather but it had some teeth today.

In our analysis, the median doubling time for benign MCNs and SCNs was 439 days and 244 days based on LAD and 518 days and 137 days based on volume, respectively.