Sentence examples for better silent from inspiring English sources

> > putting out "smaller" if better silent films.

After 20 successful years, we're excited to start another 20 with a new name, the addition of cider, and an even better silent auction!

Jimmy is simply and abundantly alive; that rarest of dramatic phenomena, the act of original creation, has taken place; and those who carp were better silent.

I've often greatly admired his performances but have found him a better silent actor than a speaker; here, though, the dialogue seems to emerge from within — it's a performance of rare spontaneity.

Or, better still, just stayed silent.

But they are higher than in public call boxes and for prisoners, whose average wage is £8 a week, they are mountainous.Then inmates had better stay silent, is one response: those who commit crimes must expect to forfeit access to the conveniences of modern life.

"You'd better stay silent because when you talk it shows your stupidity," said one typical posting of about 550 in July on manager.co.th, the Web site of a Thai-language newspaper that was staunchly against the most recent round of antigovernment protests.

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Have a habit of changing the volume tone to a low level or, better yet, silent.

"You have to be patient and explain everything to them, as some of them still have the mentality, 'It's better to keep silent and not to be too much in public,"' she explained.