I breathe in very slowly and out as quietly as possible.

Speak more quietly, please.

Please close the door quietly.

When he quietly called his Lord

When he quietly called his Lord

Greenspan listened patiently and quietly to Bernanke s logic.

The point is not to single out China.

Fadil quietly turned the doorknob and entered the house.

But watch out they continue the line beyond the last point out into nothing.

Environmentalists point out that this production method is unsustainable.

Fadil quietly opened the backdoor and tiptoed into the house.

The US should quietly try to nudge these steps forward.

Cocom provided an opportunity to settle squabbles and plug loopholes quietly.

In African medicine, Chinese herbs and pharmaceuticals are quietly gaining share.

Norway, indeed, has been doing this very quietly for many years

They point out that abortion kills a unique, living human individual.

To people like this, I point out we use anesthetic ink.

Kudos to the officials for carrying out the execution quietly, thank you President Pranab for being decisive and thank you India finally the victims get some kind of justice!

At that point, the country might be forced out of the eurozone.

Some bloggers point out that toilets alone may not be the answer.

They point out that they continue to live in appalling, substandard conditions.

The Chairman pointed out that draft article 7 made that very point.

Members of CEB point out that this recommendation is already being implemented.

Now if point out the fact that there is no neutral stance, will there be a real human rights activist who will point out the truth? It is sure that will be quiet.

But, after a few months and some muted apologies, they were quietly reinstated.

But, after a few months and some muted apologies, they were quietly reinstated.

Politicians will not sit quietly, however, if the Fed attempts to raise rates.

China is the one place that quietly implements a constructive economic engagement approach.

The Cold War ended quietly, and the dismantlement of the Soviet empire followed.

GV What about critics who will point out that men get abused too.

And ye shall point out your east border from Hazar enan to Shepham

She would look at you and very quietly, very softly say, It just happened.

The big BMW story of late 2003 resurfaced quietly, before being buried again forever.

Those activities, often conducted quietly behind the scenes, are underappreciated as well as underresourced.

With no room to spread out, population densities are rising to the breaking point.

As the victims relatives point out, in planning his crime, Megrahi showed no compassion.

But, as economists like to point out, traders and speculators provide a useful service.

Let me just point out the fact that we need a Cybercrime Prevention Act.

(Historians point out that Sweden may have in reality planned to occupy the islands.

We must point out that agriculture is not the only solution for rural development.

Young people also point out that there can be negative consequences of intergenerational interaction.

So here, the robot is not only solving the problem, how to go from point A to point B in this map, but it's figuring out what the best point B is at every time.

Often quietly, America and European nations are sharing intelligence, capturing terrorists, and disrupting their finances.

So far, Musharraf has accepted his diminishing stature quietly though he has few other options.

Politicians would adopt the Baptists pious rhetoric, while quietly taking campaign contributions from the criminals.