Sentence examples for quiet means from inspiring English sources

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To me, being quiet means you're guilty".

'Quiet' means it's in the back of the building.

Who can say, of course, what "peace and quiet" means?

In the presidential campaign, a debate is rising about whether the quiet means American soldiers can leave.

"Quiet" means dark, back-of-the-building; "cozy" means small; and "flexible" means "not really," as in the "flex 1BR" that is actually a studio with a nook.

"Anyone who thinks that this quiet means the end of protests is mistaken," Amer Sabayleh, a professor of political science at the University of Jordan, said in a telephone interview.

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My mother was in a hiding place by the dumbwaiter, hoping against hope that the quiet meant that the woman had changed her mind and gone home.

Maybe the peace and quiet mean that the school system, freed from the political infighting that plagued it for years, finally has the ingredients for drastic improvement.

Thus, the lower value of TEC compared to the quiet mean value was observed during 03 00 to 04:50 UT (11 00 to 12 50 LT) on 25 October 2011.

The GPS-TEC started to increase between 04 30 and 09 30 UT and remained higher than the quiet mean value between 07:00 and 17:00 UT on 25 October 2011.

The IRI-model TEC on the storm day is found to be the same as the quiet mean value, indicating that the IRI model is not able to predict the storm's impact.

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