78 Sentences With "falls silent" | Random Sentence Generator

But oh, when the city falls silent, New York sings.

Everyone falls silent as the black limousines carrying the family arrive.

ABDUL AZIZ, a tall, strongly built young man, falls silent and looks down.

The cork is pulled from the bottle, and the room immediately falls silent.

The scene falls silent, and others raise their hands in turn, signaling the unspoken command.

The convent falls silent except for the occasional door opening and closing down unseen hallways.

Finally, the person filming the video shouts, "Alexa, stop!" before everyone falls silent, virtual assistant included.

Khloé falls silent, exasperated, and turns to sister Kourtney Kardashian, 37, who was also at the table.

As the room falls silent, a police officer walks in behind Dixon and calls out for Aschieris.

As Hulkamania and Macho Madness fade from view and Okerlund's voice falls silent, remember one of the greats.

OPINION: After Aleppo falls, Syria's bloodshed may continue Fears after Twitter account falls silent Bana's account was briefly deleted Sunday.

The night falls silent again, and the woman turns to her husband, eyes glinting as they lock intently with his.

For the final number, the work song "Forty-Four Hammers," Mr. Berryman falls silent to become the quintessential listener again.

The idea is to collect high-res surface images, and possibly even more scientific data, before the spacecraft finally falls silent.

Once the spacecraft falls silent, scientists can finally analyze all of the data they've collected over the past months and years.

But as Asher prepares for a final exam, one of those father figures unexpectedly falls silent, leaving him without a guide.

He falls silent then for a moment, assembling exactly what he wants to say, and begins to carefully separate this world from the other.

Every night, once Monifa Cannady puts her two sons to bed and her Staten Island apartment finally falls silent, she sits on the couch.

The summit of Bergman's career, "Persona," from 1966, is the story of a young actress, Elisabet Vogler (Liv Ullmann), who falls silent onstage and remains catatonic.

They cling to the game until they can't play any more, and find themselves slowly fading away until, one cold spring, the phone finally falls silent.

After the poem's last line, the piano falls silent, and the soprano continues wordlessly in a trancelike sequence of arabesque lines, some sung through closed lips.

The voting rights alarmism that has become so familiar falls silent when it involves extending protections to Americans who live in smaller jurisdictions with larger alien populations.

And while there's plenty of humor, one moment stands out for its starkness: The dancers, on their hands and knees, find stillness, and the room falls silent.

But unlike an audience in concert halls and auditoriums — where as soon as musicians pick up their instruments, the crowd falls silent — this bunch never quite quiets down.

The room falls silent as Amazon's presenters reveal the company's actual choice: Give everyone an instant price adjustment to $29, even if it isn't clear who saw the errant email.

At the end of the work, the music falls silent, and we see what they were watching: eleven minutes of WikiLeaks' "Collateral Murder" video, documenting a 2007 strike on a Baghdad suburb.

Yet as optimistic as he tries to be, there's a melancholic resignation to it, a despair that bleeds through in his description of a rare bird: "You see, once a male mates he falls silent," Paul explains.

That's when the sunscreen-drenched crowd falls silent, the cacophony of loud voices replaced by a patriotic medley blasted from the boardwalk's loudspeakers — "The Star-Spangled Banner'' followed by Kate Smith's famous version of "God Bless America.

Anderson captures that with the loving, highly detailed looks at the garments that Reynolds designs and Johnny Greenwood's lush, florid musical score, which swells to crescendos and just as abruptly falls silent, reflecting the protagonist's mercurial moods and melancholy.

A major scandal unfolding on Long Island over the last 13 months shows how the justice system all too often falls silent when the culprit is a prosecutor, and the victim is an ordinary citizen accused of a crime.

It was a fixture of the one-hour show that takes place three times a night at Robot Restaurant, a kind of eye-melting Japanese dinner theater, a cabaret show of such migraine-inducing decadence that Las Vegas falls silent before it.

It's interesting ... I think I gave Bill Gurley a hard time today, it's like he's silent and he usually lectures everybody about how they should behave, and then suddenly falls silent when he's got problems in his own house, which is interesting.

"Black moral witness falls silent because if the President can't talk about this without being sent to the woodshed, to be on an equal basis with some random cop, it's over," said Van Jones, who worked in the Obama White House during the Gates incident and is now a CNN political commentator.

Since the film requires all the characters to stay as quiet as possible as to not attract the wrath of a trio of monsters who hunt via sound, louder moments are sudden and intense, leaving little time to shovel as many snacks into your mouth as possible before the theater once again falls silent.

When a character falls silent after asking an online hook-up how old she is—33, she replies, "like it says on my profile"—his cameo in a previous story is a clue to what is on his mind: a colleague's sister, who would be the same age had she not died as a child.

He forks a small > sample of what appears to be chilli with meat into his mouth. The room falls > silent. He closes his eyes. He swallows.

Eldir responds that "if shouting and fighting you pour out on" to the gods, "they'll wipe it off on you". Loki then enters the hall, and everyone there falls silent upon noticing him.

She then runs off as the entire ceremony falls silent. Moments later, Max finds Naomi and informs her that she is right. The two are reunited for a third time and are last seen sharing a passionate kiss.

At Mary's suggestion, La Grange is tied to her chair, with guests' handkerchiefs. The lights go out; they all clasp hands. We hear La Grange's voice and Wales's. Wales asks repeatedly “Do you know who killed you?” and falls silent.

When Rob desperately tries to reach the base camp after Doug's death ("Can anyone hear me?"), the orchestra falls silent completely. The listener already knows at this point that Rob will also die. In the vocal parts, Talbot refers to traditional forms by means of indications such as "aria" or "quartet".

In operatic tradition, however, the music is primary; in the musical, words are primary. In the musical, the orchestra frequently falls silent while characters engage in dialogue on stage. The orchestra punctuates the action, highlights key moments, and provides transition. In opera, however, a halt in the music is rare.

The opening section of Yevtushenko's poem depicts Razin's fate in front of the uncaring crowd: In the middle section, Razin reflects on his fate: "Fool! Stenka, you die for nothing!" The final section describes the execution itself, in very short, choppy lines: the crowd falls silent, and Razin's head - still living - laughs his triumph over the watching tsar.

Sally Sue is scared, and not knowing that Piper can fly, thinks she is spying or stalking her family. Piper embarrasses herself when she keeps missing the ball during the game, and Millie Mae Miller isn't helping; she keeps sneering at Piper. Determined to prove herself, Piper then flies to catch the ball. Everyone falls silent, thinking Piper is from the devil.

As a tribute, shops on the street where he lived were "Closed for national mourning"."Radio falls silent for death of Marconi". Theguardian.com. Retrieved on 10 June 2016. In addition, at 6 pm the next day, the time designated for the funeral, all BBC transmitters and wireless Post Office transmitters in the British Isles observed two minutes of silence in his honour.

Noting the sudden appearance of Robin's mom, she asks, "What mother is going to miss her daughter's wedding?" At this, Ted falls silent, and his eyes visibly fill with tears. She quickly changes the subject to how Barney got the Scuba Suit for one of his earlier scams; Ted having forgotten that he had stolen it when he first told the story.

While Amy and Rory face and defeat Francesco, the Doctor climbs the tower and stops the device in time. The last female of her kind, Rosanna throws herself into the canal to be eaten. Afterwards, Amy and the Doctor invite Rory to continue travelling with them, but as the Doctor and Rory are about to enter the TARDIS, everything falls silent.

In the final scene, Peter and Pat are sitting lakeside. Peter apologizes for the things he has done to hurt her through his relationship with Suzanne. Finally, in a voice-over telephone conversation, Peter asks Suzanne if they can meet on the outside again, and Suzanne says it will not be any different than it was a year ago. Peter falls silent.

The title refers to an incident in which Ali interrupted his sermon to read a letter that had just arrived. After being asked to resume the sermon, Ali replied: "In no way, in no way. It was like the foam on the camel's mouth (shiqshiqa) as it opens its mouth to bellow and then falls silent." As translated in al-Mufid's Kitab al-irshad 213.

Sampson and his son Ainsley are hunting alligators in a swamp. While Ainsley is urinating, Sampson falls silent; Ainsley finds Sampson dead before he too is killed by a monstrous being. During a Mardi Gras celebration in New Orleans, a group of friends including Ben and his best friend Marcus decide to go on a haunted swamp tour. They find the tour closed because the guide, Rev.

The character of Sister Mary Elephant reappeared in a later Cheech and Chong skit, "Sergeant Stadanko", on their Los Cochinos album. The nun introduces the titular narcotics officer (Chong) as a guest speaker. Her rowdy classroom immediately falls silent at the mention of Stadanko's profession. Later one student (Cheech) rats out another student, Billy (Chong), to Stadanko for selling him oregano packaged as marijuana.

A number of romantic couples, including Phoebus and Esmeralda, proclaim their love for each other while Quasimodo rings the restored La Fidèle. The bell falls silent when a released Madellaine joins Quasimodo in the bell tower. The two of them admit their own love for each other and share their first romantic kiss. As the film ends, Zephyr takes over the ringing of La Fidèle.

The reporter mentions in passing that Martian cylinders have landed all over the world as he describes desperate New Yorkers fleeing and "dropping like flies", the smoke inexorably approaching his location. Eventually he coughs and falls silent, and a lone ham radio operator is heard mournfully calling "Is there anyone on the air? Isn't there... anyone?" with no response. Only then did the program take its first break.

Dennis accepts the loophole and permits Geralt to leave, sincerely hoping to meet Geralt again in the future. Falwick is outraged, but Geralt asks if the knight is willing to accept a challenge from Geralt, or find some similar loophole to avoid it. Falwick falls silent, and Geralt congratulates him for listening to "the voice of reason." Before Geralt leaves, he accidentally touches Iola's hand, inducing the trance.

Sybil reproaches Seymour for allowing another little girl, Sharon Lipschutz, to sit with him the previous night as he played the lounge piano for the hotel's guests.Salinger, 1948, p. 14 Seymour attempts to placate Sybil by suggesting they "catch a Bananafish", but Sybil insists that Seymour choose between her and Sharon Lipschutz. Seymour responds that he observed Sybil abusing a hotel patron's dog, and the girl falls silent.

Rather than help, he watches her with vague interest. One night, Swanson's friend Van (Wareheim) shows their group a slideshow of photos from his childhood, interspersing vintage pornographic images as a gag. Despite some initial laughs, the group eventually falls silent and everyone appears saddened. In the final sequence, Swanson visits the beach, where he plays in the water with a young child, an activity he seems to genuinely enjoy.

The crowd falls silent and Paul rushes to Victor/Kiki who has punched the male patron in retaliation. Victor/Kiki asks why he would try to hit a girl, showing that she is not aware whose body she is in. Victor/Kiki sees Paul and grabs him, hugging him and asking him why he left. Back at the warehouse, the kidnapped women almost escape when Echo/Terry shows up.

Hisako locates the tin; while Natsu looks on, she opens it and tips two small bits of white bone into her palm – Setsuko's. Hisako falls silent, while Natsu, who understands what happened to her cousins, blames her mother for causing their deaths and walks away, crying. After she leaves, Hisako notices two small, glowing fireflies under the tin. While watching them fly away, Hisako tearfully whispers a soft thanks, knowing she has been forgiven.

The film begins with a feast in a great hall during winter. The king is ashamed of how comfortable they have all grown to live, and questions the bravery of all knights present. A knight on horseback storms through the door and the crowd falls silent as the knight, all in green and carrying a large ax, walks to the throne. He asks if any man has enough courage to challenge him to a game.

The film opens with an unnamed British veteran gangster attending a boxing match with friends. Hearing in conversation that another gangster, Freddie Mays, is to be released from prison after 30 years, he falls silent and leaves the table to recover his composure. The narrative flashes back to the 1960s, showing a younger Gangster. He comes to the attention of an influential London gangster, Freddie Mays (Thewlis), who recruits him as an enforcer.

He then abandoned the buglers > and fell on the neck of the first drummer. For a moment the drum stood > between him and the object of his affections, but eventually he managed to > plant two loud kisses on the drummer’s cheeks. Then he made for the general- > in-chief. There was a sudden hush, as when an orchestra falls silent at the > end of a dance. He recovered himself, solemnly clicked his heels, and > saluted General Brière de l’Isle.

This game takes place in the Gradian Year 6664, two years before "The Silent Nightmare Incident". The planet Antichthon, a protectorate of the Gradian Empire, suddenly and mysteriously falls silent. A report was made by the Director General of the Space Science Agency, Dr. Venom, which mentions that Antichthon's mother computer was now under the control of the Bacterians. Realizing that a threat from the Bacterians may be imminent, the Gradian Government deploys its Gradian forces to combat the threat.

One of the more popular traditions of gameday, during the pre-game show the band marches onto the field to prepare for the football team to run out of the gates. The band falls silent, and the announcer then recites the phrase from William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Fans in the stadium will yell out "Havoc!" in unison along with the announcer before the last line of the phrase: The phrase "Havoc!" is also used as a motto or battle cry among Trojan fans.

When Andy says that he should be old enough to make his own decisions, Jim responds with, "Old enough to be a scab then?" The pub falls silent at the accusation, as the word was an extremely serious insult in a mining community and implies treachery to the working class. Jim then withdraws the insult and says that Andy is just "stupid". Later on in the film, Jim asks Gloria to leave the band and mocks her attempts to fund the band's trip to the National Finals.

These altruistic goals are requisite to understanding the notion of Third Persona, which seeks to acknowledge the unacknowledged social voice. Public space, Wander states, is necessary for the perpetuation of healthy ideological criticism, without which "criticism lapses into eulogy or falls silent." Philip Wander, "The Third Persona: An Ideological Turn in Rhetorical Theory,” Central States Speech Journal 35 (1984), 206. At the heart of Wander's study is his consideration of the meaning of meaning in terms of semiotics: "If a critic denies that an action, event, or text meant something to those who produced it . . .

MapReduce achieves reliability by parceling out a number of operations on the set of data to each node in the network. Each node is expected to report back periodically with completed work and status updates. If a node falls silent for longer than that interval, the master node (similar to the master server in the Google File System) records the node as dead and sends out the node's assigned work to other nodes. Individual operations use atomic operations for naming file outputs as a check to ensure that there are not parallel conflicting threads running.

While Bernstein dabbled in dodecaphonic writing in Kaddish and Dybbuk, Ḥalil is rooted in twelve-tone techniques. The flute solo falls silent near the end of the work, as if to suggest the wastefulness of Yadin’s death, and the alto flute embedded within the orchestra or placed off stage plays a duet with the solo viola. Halil was received well by critics; the horror that Bernstein attempted to convey was heard. A Washington Tribune critic commented, “[Ḥalil is] a brooding, terrific element which whispers of nightmares and nameless horrors.”Humphrey Burton, Leonard Bernstein (London and Boston: Faber and Faber, 1994): 465.

At Nationals, as the New Directions are about to go on stage, Finn begs Rachel to get back together with him, but though she professes her love, she refuses, still torn between her love for New York and Broadway and her love for him. At the end of their duet—"Pretending", written by Finn—an enthusiastic audience falls silent when Rachel and Finn share an overlong, unscripted kiss; the glee club comes in twelfth. Back in Ohio, Finn reminds Rachel that she has a year until graduation and any move to New York; he kisses her, and their relationship resumes.

The film begins on Justice Ram Mohan Rao (Akkineni Nageswara Rao) a disciple of justice, apprehends his second son Venu (Brahmaji) a Naxalite and he dies in the police encounter. Hence, his wife Parvathi (Rohini Hattangadi) detests and falls silent. The couple has two more sons & a daughter, elder son ACP Madhu (Sarath Babu) forges himself as candid, but indeed, a venal and the third one Ravi (Jagapathi Babu) a slacker, still stands for justice and falls for a cranky laborer Rani (Aamani). Once Ravi nabs Madhu when he cleverly indicts Ravi and Ram Mohan Rao nicks him out.

Their argument is cut short when they hear a prowler break in the front door and the room falls silent. Peter then sends an object crashing to the floor while trying to catch Moushie, and the startled thief grabs a typewriter and flees. A watchman notices the break-in and summons two police officers, who search the premises, shining their flashlights onto the bookcase that conceals the attic entrance. The families wait in terror until Moushie knocks a plate from the table and mews, reassuring the officers that the noise was caused by a common cat.

Willow raises the subject of spells but is chastised for pandering to the stereotype about witches performing magic. A shy woman in the group, Tara Maclay, starts to speak up to support Willow's suggestion, but falls silent when the attention turns to her. That night, as Sunnydale sleeps, white wisps float from each person's mouth to a belfry, where they settle in the box from Buffy's dream as ghoulish skeletal figures, with metal-toothed grins and impeccable black suits, look on. In the morning, Buffy and Willow discover they are unable to speak and become visibly distressed; they soon discover that everybody is unable to speak.

In conjunction with Digital Manga Publishing, five paperback novels are planned to be released based on the series: #Only the Ring Finger Knows: The Lonely Ring Finger: Released March 2006 #Only the Ring Finger Knows: The Left Hand Dreams of Him: Released July 2006 #Only the Ring Finger Knows: The Ring Finger Falls Silent: Released October 2006 #Only the Ring Finger Knows: The Ring Will Confess His Love: Released June 10, 2009 #Only the Ring Finger Knows: The Finger Never Sleeps: Released August 29, 2012 The Japanese version of volume 5 was published on September 27, 2008, which is the final volume. The English version was released on August 29, 2012.

In a valley outside of the house, Chaucer sees a large, rapidly spinning wicker house that he guesses to be at least miles in length. The house makes incredibly loud noises as it spins, and Chaucer remarks that "if the house had stood upon the Oise, I believe truly that it might easily have been heard it as far as Rome". Chaucer enters the house, and sees a massive crowd of people, representing the spread of rumor and hearsay. He spends some time listening to all he can, all the lies and all the truth, but then the crowd falls silent at the approach of an unnamed man who Chaucer believes to be of ‘great authority’.

One of the original Yeti from The Abominable Snowmen appeared briefly as a museum display and, upon being reactivated by a control sphere, transformed into the newer model. In The Abominable Snowmen the control spheres are depicted as capable of seeking out inactive Yeti and crawling into the robots to activate them, emitting a series of whistle-like beeps whilst doing so. If the cavity intended to house the sphere is blocked, as Jamie (Frazer Hines) does with a rock, the sphere ignores that Yeti and falls silent. The Web of Fear expanded upon the spheres as a plot device with Professor Edward Travers and, as the serial progresses, the Doctor experimenting upon them.

Robinson merely tells him he will be released if he screams as loud as the explosives that killed his wife, gleefully listening to Dolan's cries as he completes the burial and paves over his car. With what must be the last gasp of air left to him, Dolan screams out, "For the love of God, Robinson!" (An allusion to The Cask of Amontillado) as the latter drops the last piece of paving into place. Robinson pays a relatively small price of undergoing much physical and mental exhaustion, but he feels satisfied that he has done a great service to the memory of his late wife, whose voice finally falls silent; this silence is something of a relief to Robinson.

When she sees a road lined with apple trees in bloom, she falls silent for a moment before naming the road the "White Way of Delight"; when spying a pond at the Barry homestead, she christens it the "Lake of Shining Waters." Anne had been starved of love at the orphanages she has lived at, and for her, Green Gables is the only home she has ever known. Anne's imaginative nature matches well with her passionate, warm side, full of bubbly optimism and enthusiasm. Anne has an impulsive nature which leads her into all sorts of "scrapes", and she alternates between being carried away with enthusiasm or being in the "depths of despair".

The vault reveals a pre-recorded hologram of Seldon, who informs the Encyclopedists that their entire reason for being on Terminus is a fraud, insofar as Seldon did not actually care whether or not an encyclopedia was created, only that the population was placed on Terminus and the events needed by his calculations were set in motion. In reality, the recording discloses, Terminus was set up to reduce the dark ages from 30,000 years to just one millennium, based on following his calculations. It will develop by facing intermittent and extreme "crises" – known as "Seldon Crises" – which the laws governing psychohistory show will inevitably be overcome, simply because human nature will cause events to fall in particular ways which lead to the intended goal. The recording reveals that the present events are the first such crisis, reminds them that a second foundation was also formed at the "opposite end" of the galaxy, and then falls silent.

The scene for this scurrilous episode is set by the account in the Avesta of the reign of Taxma Urupi, which relates that this sovereign of the world subdued not only demons and sorcerers, but also the archfiend Angra Mainyu himself, thanks to the help of the wind god Vayu and his (Taxma Urupi's) possession of the khvarenah or mystic 'kingly glory'. Thus empowered, the valiant king is able to ride Angra Mainyu, like a horse, 'from one end of the earth to the other', every day for thirty years. (At this point the Avesta falls silent and the Parsi rivayât takes up the story). Ahriman (Angra Mainyu), exasperated by his undignified bondage as a beast of burden, manages finally to win (by means of a gift of jewellery) the confidence of Taxmoruw's wife, from whom he learns that there is a certain point on the daily ride - a particularly treacherous part of a mountain track - at which Taxmoruw experiences a moment of vertiginous dread.