After the first year [of the show], it'll quiet down.
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For an expected $275 a pop, it better quiet down.
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Tesla's recent move to raise cash may quiet down its skeptics.
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Others in the theater began shouting at them to quiet down.
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But it's just smarter, I think, to let it quiet down.
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"When we show up, things quiet down," said Captain Philip Rangitsch.
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Armed security guards are everywhere, trying to quiet down the agitated civilians.
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Haddock and her employees don't plan to quiet down any time soon.
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They all quiet down and wait to see what's going to happen.
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The streets quiet down as he finishes his rounds and walks home.
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Quiet down!" the dictator cries out, while his wife shrilly shouts, "Silence!
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Things will quiet down this evening when the Moon enters sensitive Cancer.
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"His mind doesn't quiet down," a source close to the actor tells PEOPLE.
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True to his type, Denis is quiet, down-to-earth, and very kind.
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They will either quiet down or redirect the conversation in a productive direction.
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Ettel didn't actually achieve her goal of getting the girl to quiet down.
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Even the tournament director, Bill Talbert, couldn't get the mob to quiet down.
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Even the tournament director, Bill Talbert, couldn't get the mob to quiet down.
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I can hear a student's question without asking the whole class to quiet down.
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"Quiet down!" says Bill, who shows up wearing a robe, the dad enforcing bedtime.
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For Infinity War, could everyone just quiet down so we could hear his line?
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Quiet down your Twitter and open your heart to the people of Puerto Rico.
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Things will quiet down later today when the Moon enters the sign of balance, Libra.
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The complainer will then either quiet down or redirect the conversation in a productive direction.
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Hannah: Playing Shay's music is one of my tactics for getting him to quiet down.
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That should quiet down the critics as they blog, tweet and snap through their devices.
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By his calculations, though, things may quiet down a little soon in this underground world.
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"First, she did this pat-down motion, as if to say, 'Quiet down,'" Wood told Refinery29.
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Things will quiet down this evening, and the atmosphere will take on a more serious tone.
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So, Roseanne, I think in this particular sense should just probably just quiet down and, you know.
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If those planes won't quiet down, perhaps the persistent complainer could apply for a performance-art grant.
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How do we quiet down our minds enough to produce work that is clear, deep, and unconfused?
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"When hotel security asked her and Bobby to quiet down, she got a bit rambunctious," Honig says.
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First, immediately after the high heat, he simply looked at Fiers and told him to quiet down.
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As markets quiet down, on trader thinks its high time to buy cheap protection for one's portfolio.
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The market "seems to quiet down ahead of the Fed," said Peter Stournaras, a BlackRock portfolio manager.
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Servers had to quiet down rowdy customers, and even ask other servers to take especially obnoxious tables.
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Mr. McAleenan waited for the chants to quiet down and tried to speak at least three times.
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As one individual shouted "no Moore," Bannon asked "the CNN producer in the back" to quiet down.
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Constructing is a great solo activity for me to do at night when things finally quiet down.
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But you're in the mood for some quiet down time—which is unusual for you, busy Gemini!
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When you are young, you wish the guy on the sideline yelling would quiet down, or go away.
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Things really begin to quiet down around 1 AM. In the smokers' lounge, a young man sits alone.
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But if you keep the candy bowl around regardless, that voice in your head will quiet down, quick.
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Eventually, he tells us that he got a white-noise machine, to help him quiet down and sleep.
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Inside the Temple of Dendur on Saturday, security guards implored the protesters to quiet down and move on.
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There's so much wisdom in me that I've been taught to quiet down, and I'm working to unlearn that.
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Though the immediate legislative prospects look dim, the gun control debate is not going to quiet down anytime soon.
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We knew it would quiet down a little bit because the other one was taken a little bit quicker.
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Don't you dare quiet down Trump's election is new, and so is an immediate reaction of concern and action.
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Seeing her absorbed by this simple task was a powerful sight, proof she could quiet down, she could do something.
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" Trump waited for the scene to quiet down before saying, "Folks, you're going to hear it once: All lives matter.
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Haney says the name is a play on "indoor voice," what adults often use to tell children to quiet down.
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Eventually, when the crowd wouldn't quiet down to Aaron's required level ... he left the stage, wishing everyone a good night.
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The moon connects with Uranus, inspiring an emotional breakthrough...if you can quiet down and listen to your inner voice.
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"They put me in the dark until things quiet down, I'm assuming," he said in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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Normally, when the capital's investigative machinery cranks up, Presidents quiet down and let their aides and lawyers speak for them.
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The ongoing protests and their success are an indication that Palantir's political controversy isn't going to quiet down anytime soon.
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If you see the photo again and again and again, your brain slowly adapts over time, the neurons quiet down.
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As soon as they quiet down, Forde instructs the roughly 100 people staring back at him to take out their phones.
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"Things are going to quiet down as the jet stream begins to weaken and shift further north into Canada," Gensini said.
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Others tried to quiet down their own side, while a Perez supporter yelled across the room for them to be quiet.
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My building has laundry in the basement, and I know it will be quiet down there mid-afternoon on a weekday.
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Usually melatonin works, but my brain just won't quiet down and I keep replaying conversations in my head from the night.
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"When we let go of that mental chatter and go easy on ourselves, these same brain regions quiet down," he said.
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Things were just starting to quiet down when she was scheduled to appear at a Holocaust rememberance ceremony in Skokie, Illinois.
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Last year, Biles called Raisman by her nickname, "Grandma," for telling her to quiet down so she could sleep, Us Weekly reported.
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When my brain won't quiet down, I listen to New York minimalists and let their reassuring repetitions hypnotize me back to normalcy.
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Other times, I couldn't stop talking to or texting with them because my racing thoughts wouldn't quiet down or let me sleep.
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The protesters did not quiet down, but they did switch to singing the toddler anthem "Baby Shark" to put Robin at ease.
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For years Unirule had faced pressure, including evictions from multiple offices, to quiet down, and yet had managed to go on functioning.
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It's that they trigger something within yourself that can remind you, either 'Breathe' or 'Quiet down' or, you know, 'Drink some water.
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Neptune retrograde begins on June 21, which is majorly frustrating for communication... hat is, unless you're able to quiet down and listen.
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It is not a very quiet fridge, and sometimes I have to close it with some force to get it to quiet down.
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Laughing so hard that Martha Karolyi, the women's national team coordinator, approached Aly Raisman, the team captain, to tell them to quiet down.
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After he threw six touchdown passes Sunday in Chicago's 21167-211 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, his critics should quiet down considerably.
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Congress will quiet down later this year as members turn their attention to the fall midterm elections, which might prove bruising for Republicans.
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This no-nonsense dog can't handle his adorable puppy-friend's excitement and promptly asks him to quiet down with a paw to the snout.
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At other times, Pelosi could be seen motioning for Democrats to quiet down, like when they groaned at some of Trump's remarks regarding migrants.
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Jackie asks them to quiet down so he can talk, rattling off Alabama's numerous virtues like he's the head of the state tourism board.
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We finally get the project done and while we are waiting for feedback from the client or organizational leadership, the communication channels miraculously quiet down.
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Footage from the ceremony showed the little girl motioning for her parents to quiet down as they applauded while Camila Cabello gave a moving speech.
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He's also really whining about being "too Tom Cruise" that no one will cast him, so much that the client tells him to quiet down.
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" She added that "looking back on it now, I wish I would have asked the waiter to ask management if they would just quiet down.
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In recent years, Chinese security officers have detained relatives of dissenting commentators or journalists living overseas to try to force those people to quiet down.
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This is not about closing doors; rather, it's about figuring out how to be inclusive enough that the calls for closing the doors quiet down.
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Blue Ivy munched along while seemingly taking a break from motioning her parents to quiet down as they applauded while Camila Cabello gave a moving speech.
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It senses that its usual strategy of waiting for cries for gun control reform to quiet down after a mass shooting is no longer cutting it.
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Mercury retrograde is a time to slow down, and while in Sagittarius—a sign known for having a big mouth—a time to quiet down, too!
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The parietal lobes tend to quiet down, which is the region of the brain that involves our sense of self, and sense of space and time.
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One insider told CNBC that seeing Trump on stage in Texas will quiet down this issue and show Pakistan that the U.S. is essentially backing India.
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The eclipse could have the opposite effect on bees, which might quiet down since they usually go looking for nectar during the daytime and rest at night.
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That evening she had a few drinks at a bachelorette party and when hotel security asked her and Bobby to quiet down, she got a bit rambunctious.
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It's quiet down in DC, where the House isn't in session and Senate meets at 2pm; plans to take up S. 2943, the annual defense authorization measure.
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"Well, when things quiet down a bit I would like to maybe go at fostering," Boyle, 58, told The Sun columnist Dan Wootton on his weekly podcast.
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With tall drinks that fizz a little and quiet down one's noisy little brain, or perhaps even a warm cloudy drink you pour directly into your eyes.
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Barber said police were called and removed him from the plane after he asked a flight attendant to tell a white passenger behind him to quiet down.
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Outside the hearing room, Alex Jones, the founder of the conspiracy news site Infowars, yelled "Google is evil!" until a police officer told him to quiet down.
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The new mayor stayed friendly with certain gangsters — Chicago would only clean up so far — but Big Bill Thompson's wide-open town had begun to quiet down.
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That's one to get the kids to quiet down in the backseat— just give them wigs and have them sing some of Dad Billy Ray's songs in harmony.
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I know that this attention is needed and I don't mind that, but I can't wait until things quiet down and I can go back to regular life.
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"He was ready to quiet down is what he's told me, and it doesn't mean he's done, but for now, he's enjoying the time away from the public."
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He twice had to ask the crowd to quiet down so he could address points, fielding often tough questions, including on authorities' responses and claims of systemic racism.
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When things quiet down in our schedules we score some hot denim and a cowboy hat and pop down somewhere weathered and leathery and cash out on country.
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Hopefully it's a nudge to my sisters out there to quiet down the noise and listen to all the answers that have been waiting inside of them, too.
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If you want to leave for treatment, do it because you genuinely want to change your behavior, not because you want to quietly slip away until things quiet down.
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The critical voices did not appear to represent the feelings of everyone in the room, and Slotkin continued her explanation as others called for the critics to quiet down.
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Smartphones and tablets work a lot like pacifiers: Hand one to a fussy toddler, and he'll quickly quiet down, mesmerized by the colors and shapes moving across the screen.
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It was overwhelming, but I think we need to use her assassination as fuel to continue our fight, to stay strong, and to show that we won't quiet down.
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The city that never sleeps is starting to look a little sleepier these days as streets around the metropolis of New York City quiet down amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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A Democratic Party establishment that has allowed a down-ballot catastrophe over the past decade is telling them them to quiet down and let it take care of everything.
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But other conservative critics just think it was a Sessions-led DOJ ruse to get everyone to quiet down about appointing another special counsel to investigate the FBI's actions.
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"He was ready to quiet down is what he's told me, and it doesn't mean he's done, but for now, he's enjoying the time away from the public," Catalano says.
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Since, unlike disembodied relaxation sounds or white noise, podcasts provide something to focus on that's engaging enough to quiet down your brain, but not engaging enough to keep you awake.
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These are all talking points around his music, but after trading emails with him last week, I'm pretty sure he'd rather everybody just quiet down and listen to the songs themselves.
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But to Moms Demand Action volunteers and me, this feels like another man telling us to quiet down while our safety — and the safety of our loved ones — remains at risk.
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Things will quiet down when Mercury enters Capricorn on January 11, finding you focused less on communicating with the outside world, and more concerned with connecting to your own inner voice.
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But there needs to be an escape hatch for the players who had settled on a decision months ahead of National Signing Day and just want the din to quiet down.
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But, instead of telling them to quiet down over his putt ... Fowler stepped off his ball and waved on the crowd ... and when he sank the ensuing shot, everyone went wild!!!
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One of the pleasures of a life filled with dance is the way, at the end of the day, a performance can force the mind to change course, to quiet down.
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"Some call it a 'sanity saver': the built-in music and rocking motion will quiet down quickly even a fussy baby," one baby gear blogger wrote in a review of the product.
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Bennett sternly let me know I had to quiet down or be escorted out, and I sat down for a couple banal questions about bear-trap policy (it is Maine, after all).
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An official from the center asked him to quiet down, and Mr. Kharma said he reluctantly complied after officials from the city's health department showed up and warned him to do so.
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His mother, for example, simply told us to quiet down whenever she heard my screams — a response as horrifying as it is understandable given the many ways society tolerates violence against women.
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According to a TMZ report, the 49-year-old actor was dining at Hollywood hotspot Catch LA with friends when he was supposedly asked by a group of disgruntled diners to quiet down.
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An extensive 2008 study on serial murder for the F.B.I.'s National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime found that killers may quiet down when they find other outlets for their emotions.
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But in the meantime, we should expect to see ongoing gyrations in the monthly wage readings, even as the payroll figures quiet down and cling more closely to the underlying trend going forward.
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We expect most of the big deals we've been seeing on Apple products to quiet down as Cyber Monday gets on, but until each sale ends, we'll catalog each one that's still available.
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"I wrote this book for everyone who's ever wanted to speak up but has been told to quiet down - for everyone who's ever been made to feel less than," said Clinton in a statement.
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When a crowd of demonstrators surrounded Eliane Jabbour's car, driving just south of Beirut Saturday night, she asked the protesters to quiet down because her 15-month-old son Robin was in the car.
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Unless Patrick Mahomes can play defense, rather than quarterback, the calls for him to start can probably quiet down even though Kansas City fell to 6-6 after having started the season 123-0.
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It was a way to keep the Conservative Party together, to forestall Conservative voters tempted by UKIP, and to quiet down the euroskeptic wing of the party by settling the issue once and for all.
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"I wrote this book for everyone who's ever wanted to speak up but has been told to quiet down, for everyone who's ever been made to feel less than," Chelsea Clinton said in a statement.
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When I was a film programmer at the National Museum of the American Indian, my fail-safe way to quiet down an audience was to get on the mic and say my clans in Navajo.
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"It would be reckless to assume that things will quiet down in spring and summer," said Dr. Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at the Baylor College of Medicine in Texas.
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"I wrote this book for everyone who's ever wanted to speak up but has been told to quiet down, for everyone who's ever been made to feel less than," Ms. Clinton said in a statement.
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I went to the Queer Zine Fair, the opening of Y'all Better Quiet Down at the Bureau of General Services — Queer Division (BGSQD), Stonewall 50 at Clifford Chance, and several other queer art shows already.
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That said, some scientists also think these stars quiet down in their later years, possibly allowing life to develop on longer timescales if the world's atmosphere and magnetic field survive through the star's early, turbulence years.
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Having already tried pleading with crowds to quiet down and let him speak during stops in Birmingham and Manchester, the pop star decided to teach Beliebers a little lesson last night: He stormed off the stage.
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I'm doing my first ever reading of creative writing for the collective Belladonna*'s Lesbian All Stars Reading series, "Lesbian Switchboard Edition" in conjunction with the show Y'all Better Quiet Down at the Leslie-Lohman Museum.
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" Catalano echoed Lenny's comments, and previously telling PEOPLE, "He was ready to quiet down is what he's told me, and it doesn't mean he's done, but for now, he's enjoying the time away from the public.
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New moons ask us to be quiet and listen—you have a famously big mouth, Sag, but do you think you could quiet down and listen to those around you and most importantly, your inner voice?
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"It would be reckless to assume that things will quiet down in spring and summer," Dr. Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at the Baylor College of Medicine in Texas, told CNN.
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He considered it a steal, as he had budgeted for $12 million — assuming the somewhat biblical disruption was not an actual bad omen but just part of what he considered nonsense that would soon quiet down.
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For Cleveland to get back into the game in the second half they will need to cut down on turnovers, slow down the Warriors' offense, and quiet down the crowd in Oakland, which has reached raucous levels.
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Still, it's unlikely that the what-if musing, particularly among the party's class of donors, elected officials and strategists, will quiet down as long as Mr. Biden is struggling and Ms. Warren, the Massachusetts senator, is surging.
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Sanders says the current political climate in the U.S. is "chaos" -- and says, "I don't know if there will be enough time for the chaos of our politics to quiet down" before the I.O.C. makes its decision.
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"I'm waiting for the circus to quiet down and the real conversations to start happening," said Beth Zimmer, a 51-year-old Erie native who founded the non-profit Innovation Collaborative to foster start-ups in the area.
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The Duchess of Cambridge just had a baby in April — only five months ago — so you'd think Royal Baby Watchers (because people who scout for royal pregnancy clues apparently have a name) would quiet down for a bit.
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"There's no changes to the structure to the MRI that was taken last September, and now we've got to let it quiet down," said Red Sox manager John Farrell, who did not have a timetable for Kelly's return.
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Like the schoolteacher she once was, she would hold up a hand to quiet down her pianist, or mouth words to the chorus or, in a couple of strange moments, direct silent gestures to people in the audience.
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However, Mercury retrograde is really asking you to take it slow, plus, the full moon in Gemini arrives the next day, on November 23, which will find you totally exhausted—it's time to quiet down and get some rest!
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Uber says the rate cuts are the result of seasonality in New York City, as the city empties out in the summer as residents head off on vacation, and, in this case, as things quiet down following the holidays.
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His research suggests that when bacteria break down dietary fiber down into short-chain fatty acids, some of them pass into the bloodstream and travel to other organs, where they act as signals to quiet down the immune system.
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"It would be reckless to assume that things will quiet down in spring and summer," Dr. Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at the Baylor College of Medicine in Texas told CNN earlier this month.
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An immigration judge reportedly threatened a Guatemalan child who was making some noise that a "very big dog" would "come out and bite you" if the undocumented immigrant did not quiet down, according to a report by Mother Jones.
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Whether it's Westworld's 11.7 million viewers or $100 million budget—the same cost as Game of Thrones Season 6—it's hard not to speculate that HBO sees the show as a potential flagship to rely on after Westerosi politics quiet down.
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But the newly crowned big sister had it covered — in fact, at one point, she adorably put up her hand toward both JAY-Z and Beyoncé in a "quiet down" gesture when the couple clapped during Camila Cabello's moving speech.
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Backstage, Mr. Murphy pressed his ear against the metal door to try to listen to her speech, gesturing sharply to the few staff members and hotel workers in the hallway with him to quiet down so he could hear her.
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But even with a personal calling to disrupt the beauty industry and make it more inclusive, she felt an immediate need to quiet down the parts of her identity that didn't fit into the rooms of white, male investors where she was pitching.
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It's long been clear that Musk viewed taking the company private as a way to quiet down its constant market volatility and focus on production, but it doesn't really look like he contemplated all the possible consequences of that course of action.
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You're feeling inspired to get to work, but Mercury retrograde is really asking you to take things slow, plus, the full moon in Gemini arrives on Friday, which will find you totally exhausted—it's time to quiet down and get some rest!
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Doing so would also likely help the unions quiet down some of their own internal problems, as several cases have sprung up in recent years brought by conservative or apolitical union members suing to keep their union dues from being spent for political campaigns.
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And so I muted her for 30 days, because I was like, let me just see, maybe it will just quiet down and literally on day 31, Facebook flooded my feed with her content again and I was like, nope, unfollow, bye-bye, I can't do it.
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Android 9 helped me to quiet down a barrage of unhelpful notifications telling me to do things I didn't want to, such as shutting down Slack and Telegram because they were consuming power in the background (working in the background is what those apps are supposed to do).
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They've had to run the school shooting drills, they've seen members of their families and communities hurt by gun violence, and had it not been for them speaking out with such moral clarity and refusing to quiet down, too many would not now feel an urgency to act.
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JULIANNE McSHANE 'Y'ALL BETTER QUIET DOWN' (opening June 4.3003 and June 30) This two-part group show takes its title from an impassioned speech by the transgender activist Sylvia Rivera at the Christopher Street Liberation Day rally in 2128, which followed an anti-transgender speech by the lesbian feminist Jean O'Leary.
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If the neighbors knock on your door and ask you to turn it down, recall that this is Britain and that they have probably been wrestling with the idea of coming over and knocking on your door—They'll quiet down, soon, they think, tossing and turning in bed, I'm sure of it.
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