Sentence examples for serene taking from inspiring English sources

Through it all, Amla was almost serene, taking his series tally to 490 runs.

The view from the Prime Minister's window is normally serene, taking in a tiled fountain and pruned ficus trees, but, by the afternoon of a day in late February, thousands of citizens had transformed the Casbah into what looked like a squatters' camp.

Hong delineates character with the lightest of strokes, and his extremely long, serene takes provide well-defined time and space for the vast emotional shifts of tiny moments to register.

But once the dance's apparent premise took serene hold, the event was fascinating, particularly in retrospect.

When Philbert sees a salesman on television wearing a headdress to hawk used cars (offering "heap big savings"), he is too serene to take offense.

The second half, the stepping stones trail, is more serene and wooded, taking in wildlife, woods and scenic upland meadows.

These days it's one of the more serene locations for taking in views of the Turning Torso (24), the twisting white skyscraper that – at 190 metres – is Scandinavia's tallest building.

She has a small-boned, delicate face and a serene way of taking up as little space as possible: sitting on the floor, she pulls her legs in close and folds her body over itself.

When it was over, a serene Cone talked about taking steps, about time running out and about being treated like royalty.

In 2010, instead of loosing a profanity-laden rap-rock tirade on the British public, Cage Against the Machine organisers want to unfurl the serene sound of silence, taking on whoever wins X Factor next week.

Commuting is scarcely if ever a serene experience, especially when taking public transit.