LAY OF THE LAND Quieter and Closer Than the Hamptons POPULATION: 2,800; about 25percentt are weekend homeowners.
Can you land quieter?" These 5- and 6-year-olds ballerinas strive for grace but also sink into silliness as they giggle together or collapse like a pile of puppies.
LAY OF THE LAND A Quiet Beach for All Seasons POPULATION: 2,143 year-round residents, swelling to around 45,000 in summer.
THE LAY OF THE LAND A Quiet Cousin Of Asbury Park POPULATION -- 4,833 year-round; about 30,000 in summer.
The cabin stands not far from here, built by Vernon's father on a rich stretch of land, a quiet patch of wilderness.
On the domain of the raja, who seemed reluctant to deal directly with the stone-breakers, they more or less seized the land with quiet consent from the local authorities.
But in this musical from Vital Children's Theater, by Dante Russo and David F. M. Vaughn, a boy uses a couch to travel to the Land of Quiet in search of his deaf cousin's hearing.
He describes, for example, a harvest with labourers stacking sheaves as miners pass by to and from shifts: "The land falls quiet, the day bending again to the crops, until darkness falls, when at the late shift-change time, new columns of men come and go under the red, low-hanging harvest moons".
Wearing a good pair of earplugs will instantly enter us into a land of quiet bliss.
Why didn't the plane land somewhere quieter?
