Sentence examples for tranquil days from inspiring English sources

The plans were leaked in the more tranquil days of May.

By grace of the Strauss-Kahn case, these have not been the most tranquil days for them.

Those interested in experiencing that world on a weekend trip can spend tranquil days exploring the roads Evans drove around Birmingham, Marion and Greensboro.

He told me that even in those comparatively tranquil days you were never going to be able to solve the problem of social neglect and Islamist subversion by reducing it "to a matter of a few thousand schoolgirls with a little piece of cotton on their heads".

At least my summers will be more acceptable now, if not exactly restored to those tranquil days when a dreamy July afternoon in the back garden was accompanied by the velvet tones of a John Arlott cricket commentary and the purring of somebody else's lawnmower.

However, C. gattii concentrations were lower on very windy days than on relatively tranquil days.

The Sabbath, Jewish or Christian, is a distant memory for many Americans, the recollection of a quaintly tranquil day when stores were closed, streets were quiet and festive dinners were had.

In "Night and Fog," Resnais had contrasted the tranquil present day with the nearly forgotten atrocities of the recent past, as a way of seeking — by way of memory — to prevent their recurrence.

And despite all her readiness for the worst, to which the title alludes, Ms. Havrilesky's grown-up domestic life seems pretty tranquil: "Each day my husband and I work elbow to elbow in our little factory," she writes.

They tell a tranquil- lized fortune: days of luckless labor and sadnesses too frail to utter.

The backcountry's bubbling blue-green mineral waters are natural Jacuzzis — perfect for a tranquil end-of-day soak.