Sentence examples for calm countries from inspiring English sources
Even in the relatively calm countries of Europe and Asia, he says, he never hails an airport taxi to get to his hotel.
"Egypt was a calm country," Mamoun said.
"Now, there isn't a calm country in the region".
When people had enough to eat and drink, Senegal was a calm country.
In his most recent book, Limonov, he writes: "I live in a calm country on the decline.
Instead of saying, "Hey I have my health and people around me I love and that's pretty great". We don't seem to a be a very calm country right now.
URUGUAY Neil Clack in MONTEVIDO Uruguay is normally a calm country, certainly in comparison to its noisy neighbours in Argentina and Brazil, but people took to the streets yesterday, performing neighbourhood cacerolazos – the loud banging of pots and pans, a form of protest normally reserved for political issues.
I was thinking that when I go to England, it will be a calm, cool country.
A second round of voting now looks probable; it could help calm the country, or it could make things worse.
They hope that if they can feed their families and calm their country, their lives may get better.
