Sentence examples for bit to calm from inspiring English sources

The two were flanked by their aides for a photo-op at China's foreign ministry, though the talks themselves seem not to have produced much progress.The question then is, with Japan and China each doing their bit to calm things down, why has Taiwan suddenly taken up the sabre-rattling?

If your mom is not calm and is screaming and angry, it might be best to explain the facts later, when things are calmer and instead ask if you can go to your room for a bit, to calm down.

And if train journeys are still a bit too racy to calm your nerves while up in the clouds, there are plans afoot to include the broadcaster's 'Knitathon' should the railway venture prove a success.

"We took a bit of time to calm everyone down, and coming back to our base camp allowed us to do that," he said.

We all took a bit of time to calm down, cool down, and then headed to the grandstand to cheer on the rest of our team -- in what turned out to be the United States' best World Cup ever.

Some days later, USA's CEO suggested that reducing the federal budget deficit will require merely some modest tax reform and and a minor adjustment of the Medicare program -- a claim that in my opinion was beyond wishful thinking -- and seemed to be a quick bit of fudging to calm the natives.

If you've been banging it a bit to hard and need to calm things in the club down a bit, you can always draw for that one.

If people are looking a bit worried we've got to calm them down.

Consequently, Eden and her colleagues have spent quite a bit of time developing protocols to calm fidgety children, protocols that include a mock-MRI scanner that children are allowed to climb on, and "lots of beanie babies," she says.

In this respect, Mr Tang seemed to be doing his bit to restore calm.

He begins to calm down a bit.