Shh

Shh, don't make too much noise or you'll wake everyone up.

Shh, the patients are sleeping in the hospital ward.

Shh, the orchestra is tuning their instruments.

The airport was shh as the passengers waited for their flights.

The stadium was shh as the national anthem played.

The hospital is shh in the middle of the night.

The train was shh as it passed through the tunnel.

The classroom is shh while the teacher is speaking.

The whole house was shh when the baby was sleeping.

The restaurant was shh as the couple had a romantic dinner.

The park was shh as the children watched the fireworks.

"Shh! I'm on the phone with an important client."

"Shh! We don't want to alert the security guards."

"Shh! They're about to announce the winner of the award."

"Shh! Don't interrupt the professor when he's speaking."

"Shh! You don't want to give away our hiding spot."

Shh, the scientist is observing the experiment.

Shh, the audience is waiting for the show to start.

Shh, the driver is trying to hear the directions.

Shh, the accountant is concentrating on the numbers.

Shh, the artist is working on their masterpiece.

Shh, the surgeon is performing a delicate operation.

He whispered shh, hoping not to wake the baby.

She tiptoed into the room and said shh to avoid disturbing the study group.

He placed his finger on his lips and said shh to signal his friend to be quiet.

He mouthed shh to his friend across the room to indicate that they should be quiet.

She said shh to her dog, who was barking loudly.

The librarian motioned "shh" to the group of talking students.

The doctor spoke "shh" when giving instructions to the nurse in the hospital.

The librarian put her finger to her lips and said shh to remind the students to be quiet in the library.

She spoke to the class shh, so as not to disturb the sleeping baby.

The host signaled "shh" to the guests during the speech.

The passenger asked his seatmate to "shh" during the flight.

The teacher used "shh" to quiet down her students during the lesson.

The employee motioned "shh" to his colleague in the office.

The librarian gestured "shh" to the noisy kids in the library.

The speaker softly said "shh" before beginning his presentation.

He said "shh" to his dog so as not to wake up his neighbors.

The teacher gestured "shh" to the noisy students.

The mother put her finger on her lips and said "shh" to the child.

The parent made a shh sound to stop the child from interrupting the important phone call.

Shh, I think I heard a noise coming from the closet.

The shh from the front of the class signaled the start of the exam.

The parent made a shh sound to quiet down the children in the movie theater.

The mother put a finger to her lips and made a shh sound to quiet her children during the church service.

Shh, did you hear that? It sounds like someone is in the house.

Shh, the guests are arriving and we don't want to wake the host.

The teacher made a shh sound to quiet down the class before starting the lesson.

The tour guide made a shh sound to quiet down the group as they approached a historical site.