Sentence examples for serene days from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, Pietersen's concentration – which is something that tends to breed supreme confidence only on his most serene days – collapsed when paceman James Pattinson delivered a full-length delivery.
Sometimes, he might want to hark back to the serene days of tooling about the British countryside with Thomas, the really useful engine.
Lastly, dress in layers even on the most sunny and serene days.
After a serene day of voting Monday, which saw many citizens doggedly lining up for eight hours to mark their ballots, tallying their votes has turned extraordinarily tense.
The Kandahar Sport Stadium is serene these days, its dusty brown field used by neighborhood boys for pickup games of soccer.
In some ways, it was like a serene, contemplative day at a museum, where the only exhibits were Rivera, Jeter and Pettitte.
It was a serene summer day, but as Jonathan Bruno wandered through the trees, he wondered how long before it all went up in flames.
Matalan Fluttering piano soundtracks a family's abnormally serene Christmas day, as a voiceover informs us that Matalan believes "every family right across the country deserves the happiest Christmas possible".
The place is serene in the day, a scene at night, but food like this is worth standing and shouting for.
The restaurant is serene during the day and a scene at night, but food like this is worth standing and shouting for.
The life of twenty-seven-year-old Lin-Manuel Miranda, the writer of and lead actor in the new musical "In the Heights" — about the ups and downs of the residents of a block in Washington Heights — seemed pretty serene the other day as he did some errands in the old neighborhood.
