Subdued by force
of arms and forced to submit to your way of thinking.
Subdued the saxons
after about 30 years of war and forced them to accept christianity.
Subdued at times.
Subdued due
to near record unemployment and uncertainty about the future.
There was a
strangely subdued
atmosphere around the show court.
Subdued when
compared with the brilliant cultivated tulips in our gardens.
Subdued in tone, relieved by family portraits.
Subdued with some vague hints
of a grassy or floral scent.
Subdued for a long time
sarrasine's impetuous temperament and unruly genius.
Subdue the fierce tribes
in the north.
Subdued lighting, the grandmothers met together for the first time.
In the 54th minute adie orr came on to replace dave swarbrick who had been
unusually subdued.
Subdue the rebellion
in the enclave, which has no border with the rest of angola.
The second of these tunes even managed to get the
somewhat subdued
crowd screaming along with the chorus.
Subdue the enemy
then attack the remnants.
No-one could have put it better and the bristol fans were
temporarily subdued
as they watched the uwe fans chant at their victorious rowers.
However, despite an encouraging performance from his players, magpies manager carl taylor seemed
surprisingly subdued.
Despite some reports of improving retail sales volumes, consumer credit remains
relatively subdued.
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