tranquilly

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• That moment captures the essential tranquil stasis of winter.

• Although titled “Paradise in Peril,” Nina Muys’s triptych of a blue heron amid flowers offers a more tranquil vision.

• Built in 2015, it feels more like a tranquil jungle lodge than medical offices, but with 20 beds for overnight stays and facilities for childbirth and minor surgeries, it’s the closest thing to a hospital in Sukadana.

• Put into music, telescope observations of the center of the Milky Way create a tranquil tune, glittering with xylophone and piano notes.

• Further along the sofa, and tranquilly silent, sat Amy Li, whose Chinatown gallery is housing Net Band Command.

• Instead of the agitation I had feared, I found myself able to paint there tranquilly.

• His life had been the strangest contrast to the calm countenance which I saw so tranquilly listen to its own tale.

• Its market is but fortnightly, and for thirteen days out of every fourteen the town dozes tranquilly.

• I looked to the priming of my pistols, and embarked very tranquilly on the evening of the 12th of July.

• Had they been less sure that Garnache was drowned, maybe they had slumbered less tranquilly that night at Condillac.

• She had better have waited tranquilly, but this would not suit her impatience, and she ran up to Margaret's room.