Sentence examples for silent use from inspiring English sources

PAGE 41 OBITUARIES RICHARD TOPUS, 84 His Brooklyn-bred expertise with pigeons qualified him to train American spies and other military personnel in the swift, silent use of the birds in World War II.

A three-judge panel from the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans, upheld a district court ruling, saying the law is constitutional because it expressly allows for any silent use of the period, either religious or nonreligious.

defined outside formal standards bodies – note the silent use of the word "open". in closed processes funded by big companies – as opposed to the formal standards bodies funded by big companies.

Stay silent, use hand gestures to talk.

For each movement, Cage's sole instruction to the performer(s) was "Tacet" (Latin: "[it] is silent," used in music to indicate that the musician is not to play).

With less than half the number of East Wing staff that were employed by the last two Administrations, and scant proof of life on her efforts to combat cyberbullying, Melania continues to bargain for her right to remain silent, using her knack for embodying what many people seem to want from a First Lady: smiles, nice dresses, unabashed femininity, a non-threatening aura.

As with the LCP genes above, the main findings for HCP genes were apparent by comparing the two subgroups of genes (highly expressed and silent) using the trimmed mean % of methylation (Fig. 2D).

SNPs then got classified as silent/ non-silent using self-written scripts.

The motor, nearly silent in use, is turned on and off by buttons hidden in the brake levers.

They were about to tape "cutaways", the supposedly silent shots used to cover gaps in an edited interview.

James Agee's canonical essay on silent comedians used Hope as an example of everything that had gone wrong with movie comedy since sound came in.