Sentence examples for long calm from inspiring English sources

BARACK OBAMA'S speech about reforming America's intelligence agencies was long, calm and professorial.

So I think that the long calm that followed Tiananmen is ending.

Tchaikovsky paid homage to Mozart in a quiet, reflective score that Balanchine re-envisions as a long, calm, clear breath of prayer.

When his $60-a-share 60-a-share 60-a-shareebuffed in April, the Aussie newspaperman played a loffercalm game of charm.

Through the evening, we kept an eye on the news coming in through Twitter, the other on General Sisi delivering a long, calm, reasonable address to a hall full of military and police.

There was also a reflection about the parlous state of many clubs in Mandaric's long, calm evidence, when he spread awareness of his huge business achievements in the US which he feels, aggrieved, have been unrecognised here.

Peak concentrations of 140.000 I-TEQ ng/kg PCDD/Fs were measured in a 800-m-long calm water section with a sediment thickness of up to 2 m [46, 47] and approx. 20,000 m3 fine-grained sediment was estimated in the 1990s 1995 [45] , 1997 [46] and 2000 [38]).

Long-calm Côte d'Ivoire has suddenly exploded.

CALM long splice variant (CALM-L; GenBank ID BC011470) and short splice variant (CALM-S; GenBank ID BC021491) from the American Tissue Culture Collection (ATCC) were amplified by PCR using oligonucleotide 951, which introduced a BamHI site at the 5′ end of the cDNA and oligonucleotide 952 which introduced a NotI site at the 3′ end of the cDNA.

But some analysts wonder how long the calm will last.

No one can say how long the calm will endure.