Sentence examples for deal calmly from inspiring English sources
"Just imagine the hole is world peace and the sand traps are nuclear Armageddon and the club is your ability to deal calmly and rationally with complex situations".
Beverly Cleary's affectionate family novels about Ramona, her sister Beezus, her parents and her friends on Klickitat Street are beloved as much for their characters' ability to deal calmly with misfortune as for their accounts of comic mishap.
Much goes as planned, but one has to have the flexibility to deal calmly with the things that do not.
At the register, the sales force dealt calmly with an ill-timed Verizon outage.
After a month he gave up, no wins to report and the map already soaked crimson.Unlike most chroniclers of Mexico's misfortunes, Mr Powell deals calmly with Juárez's breathtaking murder-rate.
He dealt calmly with the hoopla of facing Nadal's conqueror Nick Kyrgios in the quarter-finals and has all the tools to be a genuine title contender on grass.
His brief moments of glory early in his premiership, when he dealt calmly with floods and botched terrorist attacks, and last autumn, when he bailed out banks to prevent a financial meltdown have come when he has played the political grown-up.
I read it at the same time as Andrew Holleran's Grief (Hyperion), a novel which - haunted by reflections on Henry Adams as a widower and Mary Lincoln's aimless life after her husband's assassination - deals calmly and wisely, in exquisite pellucid prose, with some fundamental truths.
Twelve months later he was at it again in Poland, Liverpool dealing calmly with Widzew Lodz for 48 minutes, until the keeper offered Miroslaw Tlokinski the opening goal on a plate by attempting to catch a flighted ball with one hand.
Kan told the Financial Times in an interview: "I think that if this is dealt with calmly, it is entirely possible this will be a temporary problem".
This, it turns out, is surprisingly easy, for a carrier — or any military institution — exists in a state of constant potential threat (of accidents or attack), and it's only by making the responses routine that these threats can be dealt with calmly when they are realized.
