Sentence examples for bit of a quiet from inspiring English sources

There's a bit of a quiet then.

He had a bit of a quiet swagger (along with, incongruously, a slight lisp).

"After that we had a bit of a quiet time, no IEDs (improvised explosive devices) no shootings.

In the 50-over game it's 15 overs all action, followed by a bit of a quiet period in the middle and then the slog.

The 56-year-old Mr. Vance is still a bit of a quiet and inscrutable presence in a city accustomed to outsize personalities, and is still emerging from the shadows cast by two men.

"But our paths seem to have crossed consistently over the years and I was sort of relieved that he had gone into a bit of a quiet period until this year.

After the World Cup final we drop down to shooting once every week or 10 days because we'll just be ticking over to next year and looking to the Olympics – it's a bit of a quieter time.

There may be a bit of quiet for a while, but it won't last.

The Pentagon is now trying to sell that last bit as a quiet correction of Mattis, which the press mysteriously missed — but that is, simply put, ridiculous.

I have found that I like to stir-fry on days when a bit of quiet chopping seems a solution rather than a problem: when there's too much going on, an escape to some mindless repetitive activity can be appealing.

The professional rapport and easy friendship of this duo lend a bit of quiet charm to a series that, rather like a Viennese pastry, is stuffed almost to bursting with showy delights.