Sentence examples for set to quiet from inspiring English sources

— The bank alarm must have mistakenly been set to "Quiet".

Outkast suffered most, but earlier in the day, Haim had problems too, with the Outdoor stage set to quiet for the first third or so of their set.

As a bridge between the two routines there is a status log with the latest detections, and here the stormy condition status is set to "quiet" when there have been no detections.

A radio set to quiet instrumental, soft, or mood music with a low volume works for some people.

Under the New York City Department of Environmental Protection's 2007 construction noise regulation, which Thalheimer played a large role in developing, Brigade's white noise alarms or tonal alarms that can be set to quieter levels are required for after-hours operation and use in sensitive areas such as near schools, hospitals, and homes for the aged.

Luckily, the system can be set to a "quiet mode" of sorts, where only data transmissions could be sent and received.

Benjamin Millepied took a more romantic approach in "Quiet Music," set to a piano composition by Nico Muhly, for American Ballet Theater's Isabella Boylston and David Hallberg.

A couple of tributes in the farewell dance stand out: Bailey Buntain (Ginny) is effervescent in a section from a jazzy, Fosse-inspired number originally set to "It's Oh So Quiet".

The fan could be particularly useful for allergy sufferers and has a Night Mode setting to make it quieter and dim the LED display when users are trying to sleep.

Or you may want a change from a quieter setting to one with more hustle and bustle.

Speaking last night at the Institute for International Economics in Washington, Dr. Krueger tried to quiet two sets of critics: those who faulted her original plan for allowing the fund, usually a creditor itself, to oversee a country's revamping, and those who argued that private markets alone could prevent the chaos of debt crises in countries using special bond contracts.