There was a tranquil expression on her face.
everything betrayed the most tranquil and peaceable habits.
And things were not as tranquil as the book's photo spreads suggest.
But instead the spacecraft now finds itself in an unexpectedly tranquil zone.
the states well governed, the whole world will be in peace and tranquil.
All is tranquil and still, and it's as if I am dreaming.
Remember, just a section not to go back to the memory, once innocent smile, tranquil as the years go away.
This beach is also protected by a reef, so the waters are calm and tranquil; they are relatively shallow.
His hermitage, bathed in the mountain flowers in his mind, the tranquil and leisurely harvest a rare.
I love the tranquil atmosphere of this small hotel on a white beach on Mexico's Caribbean coast.
The house is famous for the elm trees which line the drive, giving it the tranquil air of a French country lane.
This massive 36-member contraption should guarantee him relatively tranquil relations with Congress and a safe passage through the rest of his four-year term.
These poor metaphors inadequately represent the irresistible enthusiasm of August 1914, which plunged Belle Époque Europe—enlightened, unaware, and tranquil—into the abyss.
"Things investigated, genuine knowledge acquired; thoughts purified; hearts rectified; personalities cultivated; families regulated; the states well governed; the whole world will be in peace and tranquil"
Tucked away in the middle of the tranquil Caribbean Sea, a magical island lives and breathes a dynamic culture amidst a Garden of Eden of white sandy beaches and scintillating azure waters.
His is not the last time something unexpected breaks the tranquil surface of this film, which CARES as much about the beauty of the lake and the actress's face as it does about what is in the satchel.
The presence of the shy, steady Avalos helped keep things tranquil below; but the garrulous, cheerful Sepúlveda played just as important a role in keeping the group buoyed (and at times annoyed).
We drift along the creeks of the tranquil upper reaches of the Noosa River, the low hum of the diesel engine a backing to the sounds of wind and lapping water.
