Sentence examples for it would quiet from inspiring English sources

Numerous do-it-yourself aspects of the plan, notably its voluntary nature, immediately called into question whether it would quiet any fighting.

And it would quiet the howl for Jones to hire an adviser with more expertise in the long jump.

We learned by running the soil through our fingers whether or not it would sprout seed, and we learned by the taste of an herb's leaf whether it would quiet our hearts and soothe our minds.

It was unclear Friday how much the administration's latest effort would quiet the battle.

A reversal would quiet critics who say the studio's best days are behind it.

A good game would quiet doubters.

"That would quiet things for a moment.

It would also quiet claims that firms are trading full-time workers for part-timers to avoid Obamacare's rules.

To eliminate the Presidency would require a constitutional amendment, something that could take more than two years; but it would finally quiet the political scene and clarify that Khamenei was in charge.

"You would have two or three days of ludicrous headlines of the kind we have at the moment and a year later it would all quiet down and it would seem like common sense.

"Theatres were scared that it would be quiet but it's not quiet now," she says.