Protecting creditors is a well-worn way of muting financial panic, and for a while at least the guarantee did just that.
In the midst of what looks to me, experiencing my first fashion show, like irremediable chaos, 38-year-old McGrath is a stately presence, a beacon of calm who manages to mute the rising panic in everyone around her.
Paris is a city that carries its own wounds and marks of violence, and the catastrophe of Sept. 11 in New York was considered here at first with silent dismay, mute empathy and speechless panic.
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During quick costumes changes don't panic, remember to mute your mic and try to take it off first if possible as the wire can sometimes get in the way.
On the other side, panicked Democrats stood nearly mute lest they be buried by hawkish pundits for inhabiting the ghost of George McGovern -- or else they posed driving tanks.
While there is a mute or block button on Twitter, in real life women end up installing panic buttons or going to stay at friends' houses because they are genuinely terrified by these threats.
He wanted to engage her tongue in some activity of its own, coax it into a hideous mute duet, but she could only concentrate on not struggling, not gagging, not panicking.
The present situation was less auspicious, yet no one panicked (with the possible exception of El Farsero, who had become even more withdrawn which is to say, mute).
The present situation was less auspicious, yet no one panicked (with the possible exception of El Farsero, who had become even more withdrawn — which is to say, mute).
