Sentence examples for mainly calm from inspiring English sources
SERVICE Mainly calm and professional.
Success finally came in the autumn of 1975 to a British expedition led by Chris (later Sir Chris Boningtonn, who got the full team and its meticulously prepared equipment to Base Camp by the end of August and made the most of the mainly calm weather during the September time window.
But away from the mosque, the rest of the capital remained mainly calm on Saturday, correspondents say - with shops and cafes open for business.
Media captionEgyptian government spokesman Sharif Shawqi says the protests are "terrorist acts" But away from the mosque, the rest of the capital remained mainly calm on Saturday, correspondents say - with shops and cafes open for business.
After emerging from US prison in 1995, Marks mainly calmed down, until, by the late-90s, the thrill of the chase caught up with him again.
We also asked focus group members to think about descriptors of general state--mainly calm or quiet, restless, agitated or irritable, distressed, and frantic--and of the ability to calm--self-calms, calms with containment, voice soothing, irritable, not easily calmed, frantic/inconsolable.
Though the island, Duwaima, is an insignificant dot few Yemenis have heard of it the incident is a reminder that several of modern Arabia's borders are far from fixed.A handful of ancient border grievances disturb the region's mainly prosperous calm.
This category referred mainly to traffic calming measures that reduce negative externalities of transport.
CALM is mainly located in the cytoplasm and along the membrane in clathrin-coated pits.
To increase by a few orders of magnitude the experimental accuracy of the EP test up to an accuracy of 10−15, the MICROSCOPE mission will mainly take advantage of the calm in-orbit environment and the very long free-fall duration for the integration of the measurement.
The statements calmed concern, voiced mainly in the local media, that the prime minister might have been considering calling early elections.
