Not all the songs from AM are as instant, and as in any long set some lulls are inevitable.
The Belgian has enjoyed some dazzling displays in his first season in English football and endured some lulls too, not least in the onset of winter when his form fizzled out with that of the side.
Sure, there were some lulls in the conversation.
The hope of a ceasefire, or an opening to a less savage situation, is blown away, usually by some brutal deed.A lull in the violence, encouraging talk of some kind of interim agreement, is smashed, either by a terrorist bomb or by Israel assassinating a militant or raiding the heart of Palestinian territory.
SOME employers have been lulled into complacency by the recession, Ms. Erickson said: "They haven't been thinking about a talent shortage for two years now".
That message may offer just enough reassurance to lull some smokers into continuing when they might otherwise try to quit.
Whenever there was a lull, some oaf would drop his glass on the concrete floor and the entire assembly — as per tradition — would erupt into an epic whoop.
That insular serenity has been known to lull some Columbia students into ignoring the concerns of surrounding communities like Morningside Heights and the Upper West Side.
Ed is a good broadcaster because he is wonderfully himself on air; and with that slightly plummy, mellifluous voice and a thoughtful, occasionally discursive, manner, he can lull some interviewees into thinking his questions are less pointed than they are.
Justin T. Green, a partner at Kreindler & Kreindler, which represents almost 500 families, said any talk of an extension might lull some people into a dangerous game of procrastination.
