The sergeant-at-arms ordered quiet amid the pounding of a gavel.
Oxbridge's rowing Blues first raced each other in 1829, decades before football had ever thought of playing a Cup final, aeons before rugby's first international match, or cricket's inaugural Test, or before a high-chaired bewhiskered chap at Wimbers had initially ordered "Quiet, please.
In contrast, if the task requires one to rehearse information in order then quiet is best, or, in the case of reading comprehension, quiet or instrumental music.
"Now that Kadyrov is President, there is some order and quiet, but back then it was dangerous.
It's not far from Kyoto, but instead of the temples, order and quiet, it's loud and jam-packed with people – gritty, down-to-earth Japan.
President Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian leader, had initially accepted delaying action on the report until March, but he reversed course and orchestrated the two-day special session in order to quiet domestic outrage over his initial stance.
There is comfort to be found in all this order, hygiene, quiet routine and companionship, the resigned acceptance of the female body, and the constant, watchful presence of attendants who bring food and treat unnameable ailments.
After another wearying and athletically idle day, following nine days aboard the Manhattan, the American expedition, mightiest of Olympic armies, passed through the gates of Olympic Village into its haven of order and quiet in time for jogging exercise, its first meal there and a night of rest.
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Furthermore, to say that one conforms only because of the negative sanctions involved in nonconformity does not distinguish norm-abiding behavior from an obsession, in which one feels an inner constraint to repeat the same action in order to quiet some "bad" thought, or from an entrenched habit that cannot be shed without great unease.
