Sentence examples for won't quiet from inspiring English sources

"I won't quiet down until they're free," he says.

Hoekstra received plenty of backlash after the ad aired in some markets during the Super Bowl, but that likely won't quiet the anti-Chinese chorus.

"It won't quiet all the critics, but it gives the company a few opportunities," said Morten Herholdt, an analyst with Barclays, who rates GlaxoSmithKline shares a buy.

A win won't quiet many skeptics, but a 3-0 record will give Denver a margin for error as the schedule goes from sugary to sour.

The picture may not always be pretty: the man can hold a grudge, his pride has not diminished, and, on the subject of throwing pitches near batters' heads, he alternates between defiance and defensiveness — at length — in a way that definitely won't quiet his critics.

It's job done, but won't quiet anything down over the manager's position.

Not that the question really applies to those whose demons won't be quieted by way of the usual compensations — professional success, romantic fulfillment, parenthood.

The demand for everything-on-demand created by the digital revolution won't be quieted by NBC's near-blanket broadcast of the Games, and the network may feel obliged to experiment with a different model the next time around, perhaps offering pay-per-view coverage for viewers who want to see every single fencing match or every sailing race.

"As long as it's not quiet here, it won't be quiet there," the Israeli defense minister, Shaul Mofaz, said on Tuesday.

Shaul Mofaz, the defence minister who is touring Israel's borders with Gaza, said: "As long as it's not quiet here [in Israel], it won't be quiet there [in Gaza]." Israeli forces have been firing shells close to Palestinian communities to stop militants from firing rockets at Israeli communities.

"I won't stay quiet, I won't stay quiet, 'cause staying silent's the same as dying," the two-time Grammy nominee sings.