Said in low tones, it is a small hut or hiding place.
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People still spoke of the tornadoes in low tones like fate were listening.
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Some professionals, above, told us they speak in low tones, hoping to be less intimidating.
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He began to cycle through a presentation, speaking in low tones, but firmly about decade-old realization.
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They were draped over one another's chairs, fanning themselves with papers and conducting sideline conversations in low tones.
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My writer friends, speaking in low tones by candlelight over wine, began to discuss the possibility of moving to another country.
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One of the men, tired of the poem, began to speak in low tones, and Marcos smacked him on the head.
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Gone are the days when contempt for political rivals and their supporters was mostly communicated behind closed doors, in low tones not meant to be overheard.
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Lunch at Ruchi is usually busy with financial workers on lightning breaks, Russians muttering to one another in low tones, and the occasional group of magazine staffers.
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In terms of structure, only refrains are sung, while the verses are spoken in low tones. The song ends with a long ringing alarm clock.Cachin, 2006, pp. 100-01. This song is included on Farmer's greatest hits album Les Mots in 2001.
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While both captives waited, they began to talk in low tones. With sharp canine hearing both had no trouble engaging in a conversation, even if they were separated by quite some distance. Dado revealed that his mother had a maternal craving for dog meat while pregnant with him - thus was the reason for his present condition. He sought various cures; to counteract his natural tendency to not sweat, he experimented with psilocybin mushrooms.
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Bellecourt's birthplace is occupied by the largest and poorest of northern Minnesota's Ojibwe bands. In his youth, Clyde fought against the forces of authority, because he did not think they respected his family and other Indians. As a child, he could hear his parents speaking in low tones late at night in a language he did not understand. When he asked what they were saying, he was told to think about his education and do as well as he could.
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Why > didn't he go get Fred Astaire for a sparrin' pardner?" In 1960, a Los Angeles Times article described the scene at the Palm Room where a dollar bought admission to watch world bantamweight boxing champion Jose Becerra and welterweight Battling Torres training for fights to be held at the Coliseum: > "You enter the Alexandria Hotel and find the lobby liberally sprinkled with > knots of people, most of them Latin. They lounge lazily and converse in low > tones. But when the door marked 'Palm Room' is thrown open, the scene > suddenly becomes animated.
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