Sentence examples for get a calm from inspiring English sources

It's impossible that I should get a calm child.

Anyone who wants to both grasp that decision's radicalism and get a calm, instructive view of what the Second Amendment does say, and was intended to say, and was always before been understood to say, should read Justice John Paul Stevens's brilliant, persuasive dissent in that case.

Rather than milquetoast detectives spouting hardball wisdom, you get a calm, collected criminal who treats a heist like a job.

So get a calm, experienced gaited horse.

In short, you tend to get a calming effect from diversification in the years when you don't need it.

In short, you tend to get a calming effect from diversification in the years when you don't particularly need it.

If you do not have a yard, get a calmer dog.

A few days after the attacks, Dr. Passes got a calm call from the wife of a patient of 20 years, saying she needed his dental records.

I've got a calm personality, so I don't get too excited when we go way up, and I don't get too down when we go way down," Gary M. Lewis, the manager of the Van Kampen Emerging Growth fund, said from his 45th-floor office in Houston.

He's got a calm influence and he doesn't get flustered in the big game scenarios.

He's got a calm about him that rubs off on other players, but as soon as it is his turn to cross the white line, he's incredibly focused.