Sentence examples for calmly work from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martins, who created roles in two of the most important, recalled how Balanchine, during the rehearsal period, would go each day to his secretary for his timetable and, arriving in each room on schedule like a doctor making his rounds, would calmly work on a different ballet, thus keeping several going simultaneously.

Stuart McMillan and Orde Meikle, of Glaswegian techno duo Slam, seem to calmly work on overdrive at all times.

It may be necessary to adjust your expectations and calmly work though any frustrations that get in the way of what you want to accomplish.

He dropped back and calmly worked through his first couple of options.

It forgoes screaming-on-the-phone scenes for coolly lighted images of traders calmly working their desks.

A grizzled beggar who journeyed out on the A train calmly worked his side of the table.

While his fellow reporters at the paper rushed to the crash site and phoned him with their unprocessed notes, Mr. Fox calmly worked the facts into order and delivered an article within a half-hour of the accident.

The irony concerns En Sabah Nur, who decides, on a whim, to winkle all the nuclear weapons on Earth from their silos, like a Frenchman calmly working his way through a platter of escargots.

France dominated possession throughout the game at the Stade de France, on the outskirts of Paris, calmly working the ball in the American end in the first half and then hammering a fatigued United States squad with drive after drive into the penalty area in the second.

She needed blood and pricked it, and the baby screamed in a different way, and screamed and screamed, as the nurse calmly worked to bring blood to the glass tube, squeezing the little foot like a lemon, one drop, then another, bending the toes back against the shin, the little earthworm leg held up in the air.

Fortunately I still have my pipe and slippers… 8. OK Go - Here It Goes Again You can't have forgotten OK Go's four band-members calmly working through a choreographed dance routine on treadmills back in 2006 (or perhaps you saw the same sort of thing on Big Brother).