Sentence examples for silently make from inspiring English sources

In TASK1, the subject was requested to read a brief sentence in which an episode in his/her own past was described, then to silently make an image of the situation in his/her mind.

Don't just feel ashamed and then try to silently make it up to your child or partner later.

To be good at stealth, it is advisable to check these pages: "How to Be a master that stealth" "How to see in the dark" "How to walk silently" "Make a smoke bomb" Congratulations!

I suppose that they are silently making vows never to do this, or never to do that, as they just charmingly sit there.

The nation's adversaries, he said, have at least 300 diesel-electric submarines that "can operate almost silently, making them extremely difficult to detect and track".

"Left lower lobe!" (No one in the room knew that Mr. Samuels was silently making conversation with his own list: his friends Werner and Nedra and their children, Susan, Janice and Chuck Loeb. Were the married daughters still Loebs? His mind spun a welcome momentary distraction).

Masterchef takes someone silently making a sauce and turns it into high drama.

A group called "Raqqa is being slaughtered silently," made up of activists in the Islamic State's northern Syrian stronghold of Raqqa, posted the video to its Twitter page late Monday night, calling the woman's stoning "sick".

When Barry's hunkered down, slowly and silently making his way past vacant-eyed science projects gone zombified, backpack bobbing and child companion by his side, the game is positively screaming: we really like The Last of Us.

It is magical at sunset, masted gullets heading to shore, minarets and Byzantine domes of Istanbul's Old City — once known as Constantinople — fading into the distance, huge cargo and cruise ships, lights aglow, silently making their way to far-off ports.

The most common models in the last category are the statistical error models, such as the very frequently (and usually silently) made assumption that an observed value is the "real" value plus an "experimental error" described by a Gaussian probability distribution.