Sentence examples for tasks calmly from inspiring English sources

To give a rough idea about the meaning, Danes like to have a rhythm in their lives; they like to go about their daily tasks calmly, without pressure, and in a given time frame.

He added: "The most pressing task at present is to calmly deal with the situation".

Klaatu's job is to assist, calmly and methodically, in the extermination of the human race, a task he tries, with evident fatigue, to explain to his hysterical, violent would-be victims.

Yet when a patient is admitted with a knife lodged in his eye, and the resident doctor seems to balk at the task ahead, it is Georgie who calmly removes the knife: he restores sight to the sightless.

Colombia coach Jose Pekerman: "The crucial thing was that everyone did the job they were tasked with and that allowed us to play calmly.

Charlie Adam merely got on with the task and, on his 31st birthday, steered calmly and accurately past Petr Cech.

His most extended achievement is The Task (1785), an extraordinary fusion of disparate interests, working calmly toward religious praise and pious acceptance.

Then he or she would be much better prepared to calmly redirect the students' attention to the task-at-hand.

He had both of his hands parked on his thighs, and they were calmly immobile, as though resting before their next task — which was to push apart the two curls parenthesizing his forehead.

Boyd ignored the offside shouts for the through-ball that found him and ran into the box to complete his task, which was shooting low past Hearts goalkeeper MacDonald after calmly checking inside Danny Wilson.

St Mirren 'keeper Chris Dilo came out to meet the winger but it was the wrong option and Ainsworth calmly passed to Anier who had the simple task of firing into a fairly unguarded net.