Sentence examples for need to quiet from inspiring English sources

"We need to quiet down a bit," Mr. Watt said.

We need to quiet things down a bit for everyone, but especially for those who are already deafened.

I asked Al-Musawi why he'd returned, and he pointed back to himself, suggesting a need to quiet storms inside.

But there was also a suggestion that the new Parliament, dominated by the Islamists of the Muslim Brotherhood, might side with the military on the need to quiet the protests.

If you already know where you're going and you need to quiet the kiddies down then listen to music from the integrated music player or through the built-in FM transmitter, view photos, or watch videos.

Don't want to know the ending to a World Cup game or Avengers movie until you've watched it, or just need to quiet an exhausting political topic like "Trump"?

In light of the continuing troubles, Mr. Obama and Mr. Carney repeated the administration's belief that Europe needed to quiet debt markets immediately.

Another division is needed to quiet the Sunnis in Anbar Province and at least that increment to clam the districts in and around Baghdad.

She did not have a spectacular game, with 18 points and 6 rebounds, but her points always seemed to come when UConn needed to quiet a Minnesota run.

The National Academies committee, however, says that such research is needed to quiet the controversy.

Again, a woman taking the initiative and time to share a story provided the ammunition I needed to quiet the seeds of doubt that could have sprouted and flourished.