Sentence examples for something of a lull from inspiring English sources
Jeff Gravatt, Wall Speedway's announcer, said that, as a sport, "the derby is in something of a lull right now.
In between two invigorating displays of Brazilian-based sport the football World Cup in 2014 and the 2016 Rio Olympics 2015 promises something of a lull.
The sport did suffer something of a lull in the eighties and nineties when other nations became more professional and invested more money in its athletes.
Fernando posts on Instagram: "Porto fans can count on me... #WeArePorto" pic.twitter.com/5myifsjhxB September 2, 2013 5.53pm BST Tea-time … We're in something of a lull.
With Clinton on the sidelines for at least a few days, the daily campaign back-and-forth will go into something of a lull.
After something of a lull during the constitutional convention, or loya jirga, Taliban militants have killed at least 27 people in three days.
So, something of a summer lull, but we'll do our best.
But compared with last week, when at least a dozen people died, there has been something approaching a lull.
There's always something to fill a lull.
Sort of a lull here, like they're waiting for something to happen.
