Sentence examples similar to marked tranquility from inspiring English sources
The rapid downturn in a relationship that was, until recently, marked by cordiality and tranquility has led many to worry about another extreme: a qualitative deterioration and eventually a full-fledged rivalry.
Against the death, destruction, and irradiated monstrosities that roam the unforgiving wilderness, Tranquility Lane marks an entirely different, yet no less terrifying, warped reality.
For all the seeming tranquility, however, the calm is deceptive in a town whose history is, in fact, marked by a violent act: a massacre of Continental dragoons by British light infantry in 1778, as a memorial park off Rivervale Road attests.
This year, however, was marked by some triumphs too - in Afghanistan, UNICEF and partners negotiated with warring parties to conduct Days of Tranquility in September when 1.8 million children were vaccinated against polio and given Vitamin A capsules to boost their immune systems.
The presidency of Francisco Dueñas (1863 71) pointed toward greater political stability for the country; real change came, however, when his overthrow in 1871 marked the beginning of a 60-year period of rule by liberals who focused on the pursuit of economic growth and domestic tranquility.
William McKinley in 1897 had seemed to mark the end of an era of domestic turmoil and the beginning of a new period of unparalleled tranquility.
Sunday will mark the 45th anniversary of the moment the world heard those amazing words from Aldrin's Apollo 11 crewmate, the late Neil Armstrong — "Tranquility Base here.
All was peace and tranquility.
Tranquility Base meets that criterion.
