Sentence examples for tranquil English from inspiring English sources

Beyond the station lies a tranquil English town.

When someone bought a photo of a small, tranquil English garden in Cotswell for his asking price of $195, Mr. Sekac was stunned.

He took up landscape photography instead, capturing the tranquil English countryside surrounding his home in eastern Somerset.

"We want to have a stronger market position in the U.S., especially in life [insurance]," Schulte-Noelle tells Forbes Global during an interview in his spacious office overlooking the tranquil English garden at Allianz's sprawling headquarters in Munich.

Tigon's own The Blood on Satan's Claw (1971) was produced "as a successor, in spirit if not in story" to Witchfinder General, and borrowed Reeves's usage of "the usually tranquil English countryside as a place of terror".

But all is not tranquil as this English country estate is gripped by social change, romantic intrigue and personal crises.

The scene was tame and tranquil, something like an English seaside resort with Maldives vegetation: Indian families strolling at the edge of the surf, honeymooners having their photo taken with the lighthouse, and Chinese, English and Indians sitting down to eat freshly caught mullet and butterfish by candlelight.

Much of Ralph Vaughan Williams' music can be described as stereotypically English: proper, tranquil, benignly impressionistic.

As a sort of antipasto, we've put together a selection of the stories that have never been published in English, called "A Tranquil Star".

The languages on the signs that direct visitors to the tranquil little house and its verdant surroundings include English, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Arabic.

The poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning, who is buried in Piazzale Donatello, the small English cemetery, noted that the city was "cheap, tranquil, cheerful and beautiful".