Sentence examples for would quell from inspiring English sources
Only a dominant showing and a victory would quell the chatter.
The government clearly believed that heavy-handed policing alone would quell the protests.
He said he believed this would quell the controversy over Rev. Wright.
Israeli officials predicted that the operation would quell any wave of terrorism for months.
This would quell the uncertainty that is helping to fuel the speculation.
That would quell some of the growing discontent at the failure of any party to deliver on its election promises.
I thought I'd quelled that e-riot but seemingly no.
"The smoke was dense and choking, but I couldn't leave the machine to call for my husband or even switch the electricity off, because every time I thought I'd quelled the flames, they would appear around the sides beneath the counter".
However, he also suggested that enacting it would not quell conservative criticism, arguing that it would be even better to hold suspects like Mr. Shahzad as military detainees for lengthier interrogation.
Technical fixes would hardly quell Catalan disgruntlement, which runs much deeper.
But he added that it was nothing a little acupuncture, electric stimulation, massage therapy, heat, stretching, anti-inflammatories, Novocain and Valium would not quell.
