| As I see it, it is vital that you keep calm and happy so our baby will have a chance to get off to a good start in life. |
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| He conceded that he smokes the marihuana not only to keep calm, but to deal with society and authority figures. |
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| Tory found it was harder to keep calm if she was looking at Nell, and pretended to study a hangnail on her ring finger. |
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| I wanted to ask him a favor, and to do so I had to keep calm and clearheaded. |
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| Everyone knew her time was come, but they tried to keep calm faces for her sake. |
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| He tried to keep calm, not wanting to lose control and break down in front of the man who was challenging him. |
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| It pays to keep a positive attitude on these things, not to dwell morbidly upon them, and to keep calm. |
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| They are the kind of people who keep calm in a crisis and who focus on the job in hand. |
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| Measures are also being prepared against the universities so as to force students to keep calm. |
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| Take long deep breaths to keep calm as the steady hand of your piercer slips the needle in, followed by your new jewelry. |
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| During their tour, the two brothers experienced three skills: to be patient, to keep calm and take the appropriate decisions, sometimes quickly. |
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| Use these techniques before, during and after exposure exercises to help keep calm. |
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| For these missions, very balanced men are needed, that keep calm, and with adaptation capacity. |
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| But if we keep our focus, keep calm and keep the ball, then we're in with a chance. |
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| We haven't let our victory in the Semi Finals go to our heads, and we want to keep calm. |
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| One can count to 10, breathe deeply, walk around a bit, or do some other kind of physical activity, in an attempt to cool down and keep calm. |
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| He scrambled to find an air pocket and tried to keep calm as he prayed someone would rescue him as his car horn blared non-stop after being short-circuited by the water. |
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| He tried to keep calm and endeavored to unhasp the casement. |
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| Follow directions from the Fire Department and, if directed to evacuate the entire campus, keep calm, keep students and staff together, take roll. |
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| So let's begin my precious book dictándote Altaïr, keep calm and do not run a story because it is very beautiful and your words have more meaning than you might think. |
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| When somebody attacks me I prefer to say nothing and keep calm. |
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| During the entire hearing, keep calm and speak in a composed manner. |
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| It's also important to be polite: even though you might really dislike their politics, it is important to keep calm and remain professional so that you keep your options for negotiation always open. |
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| It was vital that those who spent days in the cramped conditions could keep calm under pressure and cope with being thousands of miles from Earth. |
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| We call upon all parties in Zimbabwe to take to heart the overall interests of the nation, keep calm and exercise restraint, and settle their differences in accordance with the law and through dialogue and consultation. |
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| We wish to call upon all the parties concerned to adopt a highly responsible and constructive attitude, keep calm, practice restraint and refrain from any actions that may lead to deterioration or the escalation of tensions. |
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| It is best to keep calm and to counter with quick-witted answers. |
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| In crises, keep calm, remain spiritual, and be wise. |
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