Sentence examples for interval of peace from inspiring English sources
The ancient Olympics were held in a rare interval of peace established by the Olympic truce.
When her husband took the children on an expedition to find a Christmas tree, she seized the interval of peace and solitude to write three more report cards.
One morning she just breaks down in the middle of the fight to get Ev to nursery, and sits with him on the front doorstep out in the street – a strange interval of peace.
During the interval of peace, from 1659 to 1667, Vauban was employed in demolishing the fortifications of Nancy, in Ducal Lorraine, from 1661 to 1662 and in fortifying Alt-Breisach, a French outpost on the right bank of the Rhine, from 1664 to 1666.
Following a brief interval of peace, Morrell's stronghold on the island was attacked again, after which Morrell decided to abandon the enterprise, due to the "unappeasable vindictiveness and incessant hostilities" of the native population.
And there are intervals of peace.
Dr. Parissia Salemi: Since January 2015, there's been a constant stream of tough negotiations between Greece and the institutions with very brief intervals of peace between them.
A 67-year period without such a war is unprecedented, certainly since the disintegration of the Roman Empire in the 5th century A.D. Whats behind this long interval of general peace?
This pilot study demonstrates that our PEACE scale has acceptable psychometric properties for measuring an individual's level of peacefulness or sense of peace.
All they were looking for was a "decent interval" between a peace treaty ("peace with honor") and what they saw as the inevitable collapse.
Examining the confidence intervals for each mediator contrast showed that the indirect effect of peace of mind was significantly stronger than the indirect effect of response efficacy (B = -.012, CI = -.0275, -.0009).
