Guy calms down a bit and I go for a walk.
Don't you come here with your Jamie Foxx shit.' And even with Django, she'll be happy when it all calms down, 'then you can go back to being just you'.
It could become the way he calms down from being upset, if we were to lean on that.
"It's important that we continue to see freedom of movement in that area, particularly freedom of shipping, but making sure that we use language that calms the situation rather than inflames it is very important," Plibersek said.
Like most Cubans, he had no car; he biked or walked barefoot, or waited for a fume-spilling bus with that patience and stoicism that calms down stress.
NATO expansion calms things down: that is the lesson of the Baltic states, which joined in the teeth of Russian objections in 2004.
The herd calms down, and nibbles some grass.The practical reason is that economies and markets are indeed connected, through trade, through flows of capital, and through multinational companies.
Thus, if the drug calms the mutant mice, the team could soon start clinical trials in people with the syndrome.Although the drug is unlikely to relieve all of the symptoms of the disorder, decreasing anxiety in people with Rett syndrome may mitigate symptoms including learning difficulties, the inclination to withdraw socially and even the tendency to hyperventilate.
A flight attendant calms me down by reminding me that I have an extra hour up my sleeve.Of all three east-coast states (four if you include the island of Tasmania), only Queensland still refuses to switch clocks forward in the summer.
If Iraq calms down, the American-led multinational force should be out by the end of next year and the UN would have to renew its mandate if the Iraqis wanted it to stay on.
Transparency brings legitimacy to the industry and calms investors, many say.
