The day has passed, uneventfully enough.

The day slips away, uneventfully; and night comes on.

The years had moved onward, uneventfully enough, in that little hamlet; the man making his monthly journeys, regularly.

The remaining days of the voyage passed uneventfully enough, except for a great amount of hard work that the middies performed as usual.

" The year 1877 was passed uneventfully in paying various visits to relatives.

But though uneventfully spent, not by any means idly or unprofitably, for her time was fully occupied with literary work.

" The rest of the winter had gone along rather uneventfully, save for the inevitable, overpowering amount of grind through which a midshipman must pass.

For a time matters proceeded uneventfully.

Half an hour or so passed uneventfully; the bonfire still blazed; the songs and dancing were still in full swing.

Time passed quickly and uneventfully enough between the wedding day and the date of her Granada engagement.

As the sixth and the seventh days and nights passed uneventfully the belief that there were no enemies behind them became a certainty.

The shoots grew rapidly, and as time passed uneventfully and the section remained unmoved, the garden flourished and the vegetables drew near to the day when they would be fit for consumption.

" The third and fourth administrations of Benson passed uneventfully, and in January, 1864, Daniel B. Warner, who, the May previous, had been elected, succeeded him.

Why was Jenks-Smith inspired to start a land-boom here and fate allowed to make fashion smile on it, when we were so uneventfully happy, so twinfully content?

One's days go on smoothly, uneventfully, for months, and then, one after another, a series of startling, unusual events occurs, which changes the course of the peaceful river.

and carried them uneventfully from Novogath to Sargyll.

The month passed thus uneventfully.

Thus Manuel and his wife came uneventfully to August; all the while there was never a more decorous or more thoughtful hostess than Queen Freydis; and nobody would have suspected that sorcery underlay the running of her household.

So the month passed prosperously and uneventfully, while the servitors of Queen Freydis behaved in every respect as if they were human beings: and at the end of the month the stork came.

The first year after the Hadleigh meeting (1834) passed uneventfully.

For one year, life had passed tranquilly, uneventfully.

The day passed uneventfully, at high altitudes, steadily rushing into the eye of the East.