"There are challenges," Weisberg told HuffPost, "such as lulls that sometimes last 15 minutes where people are just sitting in the ocean.
So much, it seems, for the hope held by Arabs, Europeans and some Israeli peaceniks that Mr Bush was going to press Mr Sharon to deal, and thus take advantage of the relative lull in violence.In any event, the lull, such as it was, is over.
Homer tries to perform selfless gestures for Marge, such as making "soothing" ocean noises to lull her to sleep and cutting her hair, but they only serve to infuriate her.
Early phylogenies, such as that presented in R. S. Lull and Nelda Wright's influential 1942 monograph, had Edmontosaurus and various species of Anatosaurus (most of which would be later considered as additional species or specimens of Edmontosaurus) as one lineage among several lineages of "flat-headed" hadrosaurs.
It's possible that a completely silent environment could lull you to sleep, so you may want to add a little quiet noise, such as soft music in the background.
This is a curious detail, because "V". is also set in precisely such a lull.
There had been such a lull in construction permits in the city.
Yoshiki Shinke, senior economist at Dai-ichi Life Research InsTokyoe in Tokyo, said: "The data confirms that the [Japanese] economy entered a lull on a downturn in private consumption, but recent monthly economic indicators such as output and exports show it is unlikely that the lull will be prolonged.
The future You might expect a lull the weekend after a big blockbuster such as Alice in Wonderland, but two major movies – admittedly targeting a different audience to Alice – enter the fray on Friday.
