quiet about, for, in, on or at?
So I was pretty quiet about it. |
Better keep quiet about that one. |
So no, I can't be quiet about it. |
I wonder how many other people have stood there shaking only to keep quiet about it. |
You may have had sources you were keeping quiet about, but that's not the same thing. |
Two years later, Hooper Two is strangely quiet about the German and Dutch mail stars. |
While Dury fought back with angry satire, Sanborn, 66, says he coped by keeping quiet about his polio experiences. |
In the meantime, I simply couldn't keep quiet about the state of Boston culture (also, I missed the free tickets). |
If he knew there was the potential for dissent in the ranks, he should have just kept quiet about the whole thing. |
If the Japanese government is doing something substantial along these lines, they sure are keeping quiet about it. |
He was really quiet for a while. |
You have been quiet for a while. |
Father was quiet for a long time. |
They can not make money in times of quiet for the simple reason that they do not know. |
However, I do feel it is up to me to keep things going if things go quiet for too long. |
You don't have to learn how to meditate in order to be calm and quiet for a few minutes. |
Other than playing some European festivals over the summer things have been quiet for the Swedish melodeath masters. |
In spite of friends and family thinking it amusing that I could stay quiet for that long, I'd looking forward to it. |
It felt awful hearing this but what could we do but keep quiet for the moment? Abed Ali returned a few moments later. |
Can't win without losing something, Grunkle would say before he'd go quiet and stay quiet for the rest of your visit. |
Everything was quiet in return. |
It was quiet in the first week. |
I can not sit quiet in a place. |
Otherwise the town is very quiet in comparison to Saigon, which was a welcome reprieve. |
Have the tv on at a low volume so that you can read but its not dead quiet in the room. |
The gangster groups still exist on the quiet in the metropolis and occasionally strike. |
Connellsville Mayor Charlie Matthews said everything stayed fairly quiet in the city with the winds staying in check. |
On a good day, you have an empty seat next to you, quiet in the cabin, and (for an evening flight) the lights dimmed. |
While the Muslims in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda seem to be in turmoil, the scene is quieter in Burundi and Rwanda. |
Quiet in the back! To avoid yourself further embarrassment in lectures and tutorials, try to minimize your own noise. |
All quiet on the transfer front. |
All quiet on the western suburbs. |
It was so quiet on that platform. |
Tom Moody, who would be many people's choice, has been distinctly quiet on the subject. |
Rockstar are remaining quiet on multiplayer, choosing to make a reveal at a later date. |
ALthough im a lot quieter on the yard the lessons have been coming in thick and fast. |
The opposition has been notoriously quiet on this issue and I was wondering what the stance of the Liberal party was. |
On top of that, the core developers at Moodle HQ were quiet on the issue while dealing with the fallout from Moodle 2. |
His work in All Quiet on the Western Front (1979, costarring Richard Thomas) helped win that movie an Emmy nomination. |
All quiet at the Bridge so far. |
The NTB is quiet at this region. |
Westgate is quiet at the moment. |
The apartments were also very quiet at night being a distance away from the main roads. |
Our rooms were cozy and very clean, and the neighborhood was blissfully quiet at night. |
I can be shy and quiet at times, its not the person I'd with its just part of who I am. |
Oh no! In fcat, he has been very quiet at the expense of so many victims of Catholic clergy's oppressed sexual desire. |
The temple was eerily quiet at night and I enjoyed walking along the numerous temple hallways in my yukata and tanzen. |
Like many of you, I only find peace and quiet at my own desk first thing in the morning and in the middle of the night. |
This truck is wonderfully quiet at high speeds and can come with many different specialized features to fit your needs. |
I have gone rather quiet of late. |
Ben was the quietest of the bunch. |
This is the peace and quiet of my old age. |
Leeds List Lone Vigil The second vigil was probably the most quietest of happenings. |
George Johnson of the Calgary Herald: Jarome Iginla trade rumors have been quiet of late. |
Certainly I was just referring to that quietest of moments when you are finally still. |
Immerse yourself in the peace and quiet of the estate, relax around the large heated swimming pool, or play petanque. |
The South African has been quiet of late (perhaps since he cut off his dreadlocks!) but has still been selected by 10. |
We pulled into the Arunai Anantha retreat hotel and I immediately felt the peace and quiet of this very special place. |
When I noticed that the sound didn't go away even on the quietest of weekends in the woods, I decided she was right. |
He was quiet during this election. |
PLEASE keep quiet during the show. |
It is very quiet during operation. |
The fact it got quieter during her part is actually proof she usually sings there. |
The lack of songbirds also make Guam's forests eerily quiet during the day, she said. |
It doesn't - it just indicates that the market was quiet during the financial crisis. |
First off: depending on the educational level of your Dutch audience they will be quiet during your presentation. |
In fact, we had some evidence that it was necessary to get these animals to be quiet during the treatment period. |
Because they are no longer allowed to drink or gamble, it has become more quiet during the evenings, Lourdes says. |
Although Beyin was breathtakingly beautiful and quiet during the daytime, it was rather dead during the nighttime. |
Clean, quiet with superb service. |
Quiet with clean comfortable beds. |
All quiet with Ainzley at the moment. |
I felt we were rudely violating their peace and quiet with cameras and loud whispers. |
This block is pretty quiet with not much going on compared to the rest of Tanukikoji. |
So the week overall is looking quiet with a slow moderation in temperatures expected. |
The Buchanan Street station was normally quiet with a couple of busy times each day that lasted for about an hour or so. |
Funny how MC is all silent and quiet with reporters all the time, except when he opens his mouth he is insulting somebody. |
Out of season the resort is much quieter with fewer shops and restaurants open but it is stiil very pleasant nonetheless. |
Native Bush Track-Side Icicles Icicles It was incredibly still and peacefully quiet with fresh snow on and around the track. |
I remember keeping quiet after. |
He kept pretty quiet after that incident. |
Flat sea is quiet after a period of time. |
Sales were rather quiet after the festive holidays as stores prepare for a change of season. |
The commercial street is very quiet after 10pm but you can find some bars open till morning. |
In the fight, first open may not have the upper hand, quiet after the just calculate victory. |
Like the turning away from a farewell handshake, the shutting of a door, the quiet after a goodbye on the telephone. |
During the day it was a busy and noisy area, but much of Rome gets pretty quiet after midnight, so it didn't bother us. |
Reuters He'd have been wiser if he'd kept quiet after this: Mitt Romney making his concession speech on Election Night. |
Therefore, when praying for self-deliverance, you should keep quiet after the prayer before ejecting those evil spirits. |
I realize it's been quiet around here. |
Things sure have been quiet around here lately. |
It's so quiet around here and I miss him so much. |
Although when we started dating I was only 17 and was very shy and quiet around him. |
That you're always so quiet around everybody, yet I want to get the hang of you more. |
It's been quiet around here for a while and I thought I'd put up a post explaining why. |
I know it will be fantastic as you are! SO happy for you!!!!! I've been quiet around here too, but I'd still here. |
It also gave me a breather to get the dinner on, or sit and breastfeed my younger son with peace and quiet around us. |
Well since then he doesn't call or talk to me as much as before, he's gone a lot more serious and quieter around me. |
They ran from behind the base, the world slowly growing quiet around them, it was not long however, before they stopped. |
I was extremely quiet as a kid. |
She kept quiet as the music came to an end. |
I can not be that quiet as a snail like him. |
You have described me to a tee there apart from being quiet as a mouse in the real world. |
The Line I crossed the line and you tiptoed over, quiet as the Devil at work in the world. |
When Mahathair did that MCA is quiet as a tikus and now you two clowns are going to prevent. |
It was a chill bright day, quiet as the city always is, a sort of pervading silence from the water and sky and stone. |
Then he kept quiet as an auctioneer carved the farm up into lots numbered 1 through 40 and began taking bids for each. |
The snow is a godsend isn't it? Enjoy this period of peace and quiet as the warmists have all shut up for the time being. |
The tramp, tramp, tramp of those hobnailed boots on the straight Roman roads - and then falling quiet as the roads ended. |
The camp must be quiet by midnight. |
We are both rather quiet by nature. |
Thankfully everyone was quiet by 9 PM. |
I reacted to bullying done against me at QUIET by smacking and almost killing somebody. |
Could that be it? Was he always a quiet sort of guy? Some guys are just quiet by nature. |
For me at the time I just watched, I was considered quiet by most, just taking it all in. |
The attorney general responded that he had tried speaking up but was told to remain quiet by the judges on the bench. |
How Tottenham's high-powered offense was kept quiet by a resolute United defense led by an outstanding captain in Vidic. |
So the track that leads north from Seronera towards Lobo is usually rather quiet by comparison with areas further south. |
To some extent, the state and Centre have managed to keep the militants quiet by repeatedly dividing and discrediting them. |
The house is quiet without the boys. |
My house seemed very quiet without them. |
It's too quiet without them, and a lot duller. |
All up it didn't go bad, she's friendly enough, quiet without being rude about it. |
Life was remarkably normal uptown, albeit slower and quieter without public transportation. |
Flash floods destroying a power substation? Get used to real quiet without electrical humming. |
They are one of the few indoor places you can sit down and enjoy the peace and quiet without having buy something. |
If you want absolute peace and quiet without any disturbance from anyone - BUY A HOUSE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WOODS. |
Life in Room 18 would be much quieter without George, but much less interesting! George, we are so pleased you're in. |
However, it offers supreme privacy, so guests can still have some peace and quiet without being too far from civilization. |
We were both pretty quiet to and at the airport yesterday. |
Changing behaviour from quiet to throwing temper tantrums. |
And for people from Manila, too quiet to the point of eerie. |
It will bring quiet to its southern towns by forcing Hamas to fear its wrath once more. |
She was also very high-strung, a contrast to Grandfather, who was calm and quiet to an extreme. |
It asserted its own tranquillity, which seemed a pledge of equal quiet to its former inhabitant. |
Louis, quiet to this point but loaded with all that cash stashed away from Pall Mall sales at the middle schools, is a player. |
It would give great quiet to the people, and, with the aid of the state declarations, a bill might be prepared in a few hours. |
I will give him peace from all his enemies round about; for his name shall be Solomon, and I will give peace and quiet to Israel in his days. |
Your baby has recently been removed from a place that is dark, warm and relatively quiet to a world that is noisy, cold and with harsh bright lights. |
The man from Basra kept quiet over this. |
So it has been quiet over the past week. |
Obviously dbanj would have gone quiet over it. |
Their Keeping Quiet Over Boko-Haram activities is not in the best interest of Nigeria. |
The water body needs to be large, quiet over its entire surface, and close to the rain curtain. |
You have nothing to lose but everything to gain from rather than continue to keep quiet over them. |
Expert's Answer The poor little girl! Keep her nice and quiet over the weekend and continue to ensure she is eating. |
I realize that you with your ' distinctive friend ' were very quiet over the post you talk about since the last ideas. |
Anyway teachers who had decided to keep quiet over this free, free thing should shut up when the problems start coming. |
I know my blog has been quiet over the past couple of weeks sorry about this but i can't seem to find the time to blog. |
He'd been quiet like this ever since. |
I wont stay quiet like that all the time. |
She kept quiet like an angel lost of ideas. |
There are two way either you keep quiet like more mature person or give a quick smiley reply. |
So, yeah, just because I'd quiet like this and I say nothing, doesn't mean that I know nothing. |
When a group of people keeps quiet like this, the bully's reach is extending beyond just one person. |
But Cameron feared his station would be overrun by ambitious diggers, and opted to keep quiet like many people before him. |
Even though my mother often wondered why I couldn't keep quiet like my little sister, she treasured these Church drawings. |
I am in the choir at church and other Christians I talk to don't seem to see it or if they do maybe they are quiet like me. |
Will Kit Siang admit he is wrong or he wish to lay quiet like a senile old man? Never mind, he doesn't have to answer that. |
The weekend looks quiet from here. |
It has been unusually quiet from Mr. |
He takes his deepest quiet from music. |
He would probably love to have some peace and quiet from the craziness of that family. |
These trucks are notoriously quiet from within the cabin and this one is no exception. |
But whoso hearkeneth unto me shall dwell safely, and shall be quiet from fear of evil. |
Spaniards have their big family meal on the evening of the 24th, so the city is pretty quiet from the afternoon onwards. |
After remaining quiet from 2005 to 2010, the sun began waking up last year, spouting off numerous powerful flares and CMEs. |
The story goes that the old man used to go for a walk up a hill everyday to get some peace and quiet from his nagging wife. |
There's a comprehensive book shop, and a fantastic cafe which provides some peace and quiet from Whitechapel Highstreet below. |
Now be quiet before i pee in your. |
It seemed like the quiet before the storm. |
Friday will be the classic quiet before the storm. |
Evening descended, night fell -- a deathly quiet reigned, the quiet before the storm. |
Examples of this were the musical numbers and how there was a kind of quiet before them. |
The quiet before the storm With the first half of the stage behind us, the hilly second half awaited. |
It is working and right now we are witnessing the quiet before the storm that is likely coming in the near future. |
Louis Cathedral Academy, enjoy ice cream in Jackson Square in the quiet before the next storm or tourist mass descends. |
Steyn, with his fluffy hair and elbows jutting as he runs, then keeps Gambhir quiet before ending the over with no luck. |
We spent time taking photos of the area, taking full advantage of the peace and quiet before the afternoon crowd fillled in. |