Sentence examples for to create a lull from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moon hopes to create a lull in the nuclear standoff during the Olympics and use it as momentum to start talks with North Korea.

The winter snows that often create a lull in the fighting are late this year, allowing anti-Taliban commander Ahmad Shah Masood to continue rocket attacks on Kabul, killing scores of civilians.

It hopes to use such a lull in the standoff to create a momentum for negotiations between North Korea and the United States.

This tends to create a low engagement after a reward, and then gradually increasing activity until a reward is given, followed by another lull in engagement.

The holidays may have created a lull in the action, but the new year promised to be just as hectic as the old for European leaders and Mrs. Merkel in particular.

They created a lull, notably "Sorry" and its refrain "I'm sorry for you/Not sorry for me," for which the audience tepidly joined in.

The immediate aftermath created a lull in tourism.

So sometimes an episode that seems slow or weak or indecisive is intentionally creating a lull or shifting a mood.

The combination of pulsating synthesizer music and gorgeous imagery creates a lulling, trancelike mood that is initially inviting.

"It will create a big lull in their revenues over the next 12 to 18 months," he said, "but it will help them in the long run".

The government will be hoping that the onset of the Christmas recess will create a political lull that will shield Cable from media calls for him to thrown out of the government.