Sentence examples for his lull from inspiring English sources

His lull has been compared to Jack Nicklaus's similar lull.

But when having desperately made the cut is all that Tiger Woods has accomplished here, his lull continues.

But during his lull, Nicklaus was second to Roberto de Vicenzo at the 1967 British Open, second to Lee Trevino at the 1968 United States Open and tied for second behind Gary Player at the 1968 British Open.

Woods has had only two top-five finishes during his lull: a second to Rich Beem in the 2002 P.G.A. Championship at Hazeltine and a tie for fourth in last year's British Open.

During his lull of not having won in his last eight majors after having won 8 of his first 22 majors as a pro, Woods has had a strong last round only once, in the 2002 P.G.A. Championship at Hazeltine National.

I'm guessing that was his lull in the fight.

When you know this, "hiding place" becomes pretty ominous, and "silver tongues" may allude to the way the killer — Gary Ridgway — used sweet talk and photographs of his son to lull his victims into trusting him.

And yes, Hitler himself could "talk graciously" when he felt it would serve his interests and lull his opponents.

George Will wrote last week that Mr. Obama was Reaganesque in the stylistic sense that "his manner lulls his adversaries into underestimating his sheer toughness — the tempered steel beneath the sleek suits".

He also a master of pacing; his dances lull one into an almost hallucinatory state of focus.

It's certainly possible that Harper can ride out his current lull in popularity, but the longer the Conservatives lag behind Trudeau's Liberals in the polls, the more likely that Harper will resign and let someone else try to rebuild the party's support.