Sentence examples for tranquil as a from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tranquil as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of calmness or peacefulness, often followed by a noun that represents something serene. Example: "The lake was tranquil as a still morning, reflecting the clear blue sky."
But sea changes have come to many of these islands, and on others it is about as tranquil as a typhoon.
There is almost no way to compare swimming at Carib Beach and swimming in the health center, warm as it is, tranquil as a bath.
Omi (front, above and below), who is traveling outside the temple for the very first time, has an elemental link to water: normally as tranquil as a pond, he becomes a raging tsunami in battle.
What Ms. Bright can produce ranges from controlled chaos -- a crinkled polyester curtain for a New York apartment that looks alive with the electricity of an approaching storm -- to a flatness as tranquil as a flat sea.
"I wanted it to be calm and have fabrics that moved," Ashley Olsen said just before she and her sister Mary-Kate presented a collection for the Row that was indeed as tranquil as a cocoon, but also included many more technical challenges.
The moon is "[y]outhful and bright and bearing hope, and tranquil as can be", each of the stars is "a lamp to guide our way; a lamp for all to see" and the flag is "[c]rimson as the blood of all mankind, yet white and pure and free".
But mostly all was quiet, as tranquil and as beautiful a place to watch the world go by as any other on the Queen of Europe's rivers.
But at the qualifying race in his basement, Mr. Kanan looked thoroughly tranquil as, at a word from the race director, he and his opponents attached the wires of their pistol-grip controllers to metal terminals beside the 68-foot plastic track.
Amid the chaos are neighborhoods and parks as tranquil as any in the world, great food, fabulous museums and a proud sense of possibility that has come with the new presidency of Vicente Fox, Mexico's first truly democratically elected leader.
Many parts of Northern Ireland are as tranquil as any in Britain, but in others stone-throwing, street attacks and even petrol-bombing of Protestant and Catholic homes and buildings are not infrequent.
The argan trees are deep green under lucent sky, the morning as tranquil as any these mountains can have known in their 300 million years.
