Sentence examples for lull to from inspiring English sources
Nishioka seized upon the lull to fulfill a dream.
Shoppers and store managers alike attributed the lull to the storm forecasts.
There was another audition, then a lull to await a final candidate before the lunch break.
A brief lull to gaze at the ground far below, then onwards and upwards again.
The new year has brought a relative lull, to be sure, and correlations have dropped somewhat.
In the UK, classical audiences often wait politely for a handy lull to depart.
Israeli officials say that terrorists are using this lull to rearm.
But one bright spot is emerging, as life insurance companies have taken advantage of the lull to become major lenders.
Ms. Bracken's first marriage, to Mike Smith, ended in divorce, as did her second, to Roderick Lull, to whom she was married when she wrote "The I Hate to Cook Book".
A. medius was named by Marsh in 1888 for "various specimens" from the Early Cretaceous of Maryland, although most of the remains were removed by Richard Swann Lull to the new ornithopod species Dryosaurus grandis, except for a tooth.
It fell to Richard Swann Lull to complete the monograph in 1905, publishing Hatcher's description of a skull separately and giving it the name Diceratops hatcheri; Diceratops means "two horned face".
