Sentence examples for quiet outing from inspiring English sources
A Japanese poet who was dissatisfied with the limitations imposed by his native language or who wished to describe unemotional subjects whether the quiet outing of aged gentlemen to a riverside or the poet's awareness of his insignificance as compared to the grandeur of the universe naturally turned to writing poetry in Chinese.
Gareth Bale had a quiet outing in his first return to England since moving to Real in summer 2013 but the Welshman is confident that despite Real not having scored an away goal, the 10-times winners can reach the final.
Rodriguez and Delevingne haven't exactly been keeping their outings quiet since they started hanging out in January -- though Rodriguez's rep denied a February story in the Mirror that had the actress confirming a relationship, saying her client hadn't talked to the British paper.
Designed as a quieter, more lyrical outing, it features the drummer Donald Edwards and four different bassists; Luques Curtis is the one who surfaces here.
Spiers could have been even more adventurous – the last time I saw him he was playing furious Cajun music with Mama Rosin– but for a first solo outing this was a quiet triumph.
That fact also goes a long way to explaining why he kept quiet until the eve of his final outing for Team Sky, the Tour of Britain - Cavendish appreciated being part of a historic year for British cycling, and he enjoyed sharing his friend's triumph; he just does not want to do it again.
Quiet Man When it was pointed out to the left-handed reliever Dennis Cook that he had quietly put together an impressive string of outings, Cook cut his interviewer short.
During a recent trip to NYC I made sure not only to take some quiet time alone in my hotel room between group outings, but also intentionally left space in my schedule to explore the city by myself.
From Fabian Johnson's ineffectiveness on the wing, to Clint Dempsey's uninspiring outing in a playmaking role, to Jozy Altidore's quiet showing, Klinsmann has far more negatives to digest than positives, of which there were few.
Sometimes an outing includes a great lunch in a rural Chinese village, where it is quiet enough in the narrow streets to hear the slap of mah-jongg tiles filtering from simple dwellings.
