Sentence examples for quiet event from inspiring English sources
The opening was a quiet event.
The campaign for the I.O.C. presidency is a quiet event that does not attract much news coverage (how many of the six candidates can you name?), but if you care about human rights, the stakes are high.
PARIS — The last Serbian fugitive wanted by a United Nations war crimes tribunal was arrested in a Serbian forest early Wednesday, a quiet event that appeared to remove the final major obstacle blocking the nation's access to Western money and European Union membership.
The meeting, normally a quiet event, was dominated by discussions of Coke's need to improve its record on diversity and included an appearance by several dozen black employees, who rode a bus from Atlanta to the meeting in Wilmington, Del., to protest their treatment.
Since Mexico is not one of our target markets commercially, it's a relatively quiet event for us in terms of guest attendance and promotional activities, but this didn't mean we had time to relax, because with Brands Hatch just round the corner, we are extremely busy with the build-up to the season finale.
In days following, he noticed a continuing trend of few sunspots and low X-ray output, which he dubbed the "All Quiet Event".
But aside from that ceremony and a few other quiet events, the war anniversary went largely unnoticed in South Korea.
These are quiet events, the small bumps of a regular life, and this is a quiet book, preoccupied with family talk.
Since 1990, when fanatics in each of Pakistan's two Muslim communities began attacking members of the other, hundreds have died.After five months of relative quiet, events have turned bloody again.
Two quiet events happened in December that signal an important ongoing change in the landscape and in life in Los Angeles: The city opened two more parks in its 50 Parks Initiative, parks 20 and 21.
A "quieter event" came the next day, Kelsey said, when a panel of practicing artists talked about the challenges and glories of making a living in the arts.
