Sentence examples for will quieten down from inspiring English sources

I think things will quieten down.

Many western firms fear this expansion will cut into their profits.Perhaps with Mr Chernomyrdin's return to power, the row between the government and the energy bosses will quieten down.

"It is to be hoped this burst of Asbo-mania will quieten down". Mr Gil-Robles was concerned by what he regarded as the setting of too young an age for criminal responsibility in Britain.

Yet, as pressure for land grows in this populous country, the tensions between people of different ethnic origin look like intensifying.Mr Adamu, in Nassarawa, hopes that things will quieten down, but he says people need to be persuaded to stop thinking in terms of who is indigenous and who is a "settler".

I wanted to say 'hi' at the beginning but I thought: 'Oh, I can't, it's about to start in a minute.' So I thought: 'I'll get the chance to see him at the end, things will quieten down and I'll say hello.' Then he won and got dragged off to do God knows how many interviews.

"Wales seem to have weathered the storm, not that Bosnia's rowdy travelling support will quieten down as a result.

"There's usually a bit of an increase in the summer months but as it gets colder and darker this drops, hopefully it will naturally quieten down in the next few weeks".

Changing this part will either quieten down the sound of your gun (if you get a Systema or Angel damped head) or give a better air seal.

Sometimes people will absolutely refuse to quieten down.

Tell them what time you'll expect them to quieten down, and give them a clock so they know where they are in the plan.

Things may quieten down, but they will pick up again.