Sentence examples for calm spell from inspiring English sources
The calm spell of the rehearsal room was lifted.
Even a fairly calm spell in the polling, like the last couple of days, can give people opportunities to see what they want in the data.
JOPLIN, Mo. — The crew of "The Great Tornado Hunt," a show about storm chasers on The Weather Channel, had been suffering through a calm spell for the project's first two weeks.
The latest edition of the Meteorological Glossary defines it thus: "A warm, calm spell of weather occurring in autumn, especially in October and November". So, it is most commonly used in those two months, but the idea of such a spell starting in late-September is not necessarily precluded.
Most of his zoology notes are about marine invertebrates, starting with plankton collected in a calm spell.
The British admiral, knowing that Linois was still anchored in the bay, intended to descend on Algeciras immediately but was beset by a series of calm spells that prevented his squadron from doing more than slowly drifting eastwards away from Superb and towards Algeciras.
You could also try a very powerful Calming spell.
The army's failure to calm sectarianism and spell out clearly when it will cede power to an elected civilian government has eroded its legitimacy.
In a World Cup year the customary pre-season tour of the Far East or the United States was waived in preference for a more focused yet calmer 10-day spell in Velden, Austria.
But Beckham's intervention at the World Cup draw in December had marked a brief spell of calm water.
