Sile example sentences

And it s strange how all the birds fall silent as the mist comes climbing up the hill.Sometimes novels were also read in this way, but in general novels encouraged reading alone and in silence.We couldn't talk very much; the sun made him silent, the letters on his screen disappearing in the glare.But economic good sense ensures that the proposal is made, after all — although the quarrelling perhaps continues! My dear fellow, whom do I see! Ivan assilevitch! I am extremely glad! [Squeezes his hand] Now this is a surprise, my darling.My head is full of whispers which tomorrow will be silent.For example, a student in the class prefers to remain silent even when s/he has questions in her/his mind.“Do you also dream of flying a plane?” He is suddenly silent.The poetry of earth is ceasing never: On a lone winter evening when the frost Has wrought a silence, from the stone there shrills The cricket s song, in warmth increasing ever, And seems to one in drowsiness half lost; The grasshopper s among some grassy hills.Asian cultures, such as India, emphasise on listening by being a silent communicator when receiving messages from seniors or elders.The coin of those days, the wretched thing, made so much more noise too! Finally, in a panic, I grabbed all four of them and held them tight in my fist and then they were silent.For an instant the liberator's silent and lifted gaze watched after them.” Miss Mason stood there a moment and the silence in the room grew tense and expectant.Naipaul1 'feels that some people are wounded by interviews and lose a part of themselves,' Lewis Carroll, the creator of Alice in Wonderland, was said to have had 'a just horror of the interviewer' and he never consented to be interviewed — It was his horror of being lionized which made him thus repel would be acquaintances, interviewers, and the persistent petitioners for his autograph and he would afterwards relate the stories of his success in silencing all such people with much satisfaction and amusement.What was the book, you ask? A noble encyclopedia? A tome about rockets and missiles? A secret file from outer space? No, it was none of those.[Pulls Lomov's sleeve] Ivan assilevitch! Ivan assilevitch! What have you done to me? He's dead.