Sentence examples for get a quiet from inspiring English sources
Get a quiet, traditional room overlooking the leafy courtyard.
Instead, you get a quiet, tidy 38-year-old who, when she chooses, can unleash spectacular, dazzling intensity.
Sometimes you get a quiet audience, but most of the time they're lively – often screaming and applauding.
For a modest fee, you get a quiet place to work, big-office amenities — copier, printer, microwave and free coffee or tea — and an instant community.
DO YOU get a quiet sense of satisfaction in deviating from the route recommended by your satellite-navigation device and ignoring its bossy voice as it demands that you "make a U-turn" or "turn around when possible"?
When we lived in Seville in southern Spain, I would get a quiet thrill each year during Holy Week as the narrow street where we bought our newspapers and groceries suddenly became, for the span of a late Andalusian night, a sacred path of pilgrimage.
Use silicon spray on the bottom track to get a smooth, quiet glide.
"He's kind of got a quiet confidence about him".
He's got a quiet arrogance about himself.
That can happen anywhere, as long as you've got a quiet moment.
He's always thinking and he's got a quiet confidence about him".
