Babies and toddlers are often cared for by old people who
keep the tots quiet
by stuffing their mouths with water-soaked bread and rags.
Much to my surprise, we were in for a
fairly quiet
night.
Quiet as dead mice
ever since.
Quiet lane
leading directly to the waterfront which is within a few short steps.
No wonder they are
keeping quiet
about the figures.
The bar was really crowded and loud so i suggested we go
somewhere quieter
to talk.
Some months, like january in the depth of winter, are
relatively quiet
times, with no urgent tasks to grapple with.
Quiet cul-de-sac
near the center of the village.
The sergeant told taylor that she would not
stay quiet, but that he could not arrest her as she was not drunk.
We fulfilled all our build up targets and during the days set aside for exhibitor snagging our service desk was
unusually quiet.
Quiet location, being set 100 yards back from the road, has stunning views set under big norfolk skies.
However, the site
remained quiet
except for the weekly protest every thursday afternoon.
Eerily quiet
( bar dl of course - where are rest of plane?
Quiet street
in london's premier location.
Anyway, it was really interesting and life on the islands
seems really quiet, but i felt awful.
Iain mees great little box, and
surprisingly quiet.
Quiet contemplation, which could be seen as prayer, or actively praying, may allow for this.
It
went quiet
for a moment then he said.
Quiet cul
- de - sac a few hundred yards from the village center.
The child
lay quiet
for a few moments, then fell into a deep sleep.
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