Sentence examples for placid state from inspiring English sources
IT IS a placid state usually, not given to feuds; but these days Vermont is riven with cries of class warfare.
This one only had four colours: red, amber, black and the lowest level, white – a placid state that it never reached.
The party also sent its press operation to Florida to handle the hundreds of reporters from around the world who have descended on this normally placid state capital to cover the extraordinary recount.
Priests in the diocese of San Cristóbal de las Casas say the administration of President Enrique Peña Nieto wanted the pope go elsewhere, proposing the placid state of Campeche on the Yucatán peninsula as an alternative.
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The generally placid, well-mannered state of Oklahoma has developed a very West Coast habit of late: the state, it seems, has got the shakes.
For example, Lake Placid in New York state, host of the 1980 Winter Olympics, turned its Olympic Village into a men's prison, as explained in Mental Floss Magazine.
She said that she was trying to diversify the charity's fund-raising opportunities, including partnerships with Iron Man Lake Placid and the Empire State Building Run-Up.
As he wrote in his tragic novella, "Legends of the Fall," "There is little to tell of happiness — happiness is only itself, placid, emotionally dormant, a state adopted with a light heart but nagging brain".
One of the saddest YouTube videos showing the unbelievable violence along the state's ordinarily placid waterways is the twenty-second clip shot by Susan Hammond, of Lower Bartonsville, in the southeastern part of the state.
He complains that the protesters are not like Islamic State terrorists but "flaccid" and placid.
