Sentence examples for peacefully down from inspiring English sources
Watching Haitian families bed peacefully down each night in the street outside the house where I was staying, babies next to them, in convivial family groups, the great murmur of voices and, after some time, children's unknowing laughter, too, enlivening the night.
The diverse group of marchers continued peacefully down Fifth Avenue.
After urging demonstrators to avoid being arrested, the organizers were able to get them to march peacefully down the avenue.
They were not just arrested while walking peacefully down a quiet street in broad daylight, but they were publicly bad-mouthed by police officials and the Brooklyn district attorney.
One thought of punts gliding peacefully down river; summer dresses etched against cool green lawns; crusty old dons muttering over port; tipsy undergraduates climbing into college as dawn broke over Magdalen.
Their intent was to march peacefully down a county road to DAPL headquarters, where tribal elders would pray and hold ceremony to bless the sacred sites being disturbed by pipeline construction.
Missourians reacted both by peacefully marching down city streets and, occasionally, looting local stores.
- Protesters flooded the streets, some reportedly attacking members of the military, others blocking the path of tanks and peacefully standing down soldiers.
Let me express the hope and loyalty that is instilled inside of a girl who built up wall after wall only to feel as though they were peacefully torn down by a man who pulled her deeply into his love.
"We are calling upon you to occupy the campaign offices of presidential headquarters in Des Moines, Iowa on December 27th, and peacefully shut down the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses on January 3," the voice says.
Hillary Clinton's campaign has begun showing frustrations with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt)., urging him to find a way to peacefully wind down his presidential campaign amid the near certainty that she will have the delegates needed for the nomination.
