Sentence examples for quiet call from inspiring English sources

They explore quiet (call it the action of contemplation) and the give and take between couples or groups.

I'm touched by a commuter who will make a quiet call home, whispering, "I'm on the 6 13, darling; meet you at the station," and then hang up.

Her quiet call to arms is summed up in these words: "It is a curious situation that the sea, from which life first arose, should now be threatened by the activities of one form of that life.

The military order of the Templars, who occupied the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, allowed Muslims to pray individually in the al-Aqsa mosque, while even in the heat of battle a knight might be allowed the dignity of answering a quiet call of nature before returning to the fray.

Taking a quiet call at a fancy restaurant would mean a lower volume level so as not to blow out your eardrum, while the Series 2 would crank up the sound while at a loud party.

In the last couple of days, MPAA made a quiet call to some people in the educational technology community.

Quiet calls were made on mobiles.

But the days off coincide with quiet calls for a national work strike, said people in Tehran, the capital.

Paul Murphy, spokesman for the state attorney general, Mark Shurtleff, said there was no threat to Mr. Allred from his office to keep quiet, calling it all a misunderstanding.

Videsen worries that the growing din from ships could begin to drown out these quiet calls and put young whales at risk.

The design contest resulted in other ideas, including bike parking, a semiprivate booth for making quiet calls in a noisy city and an information center with weather, historical data and neighborhood information.