The mother then calls out to the boy, "Be calm, be calm," she says.
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" But above all, Nelson's key advice is to stay calm: "Be calm – if you're calm, the dog or cat will be calm.
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Be calm, don't fall into provocation and don't be fooled.
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It's better to be calm and collected in the corner.
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If you are calm, this incensed individual will be calm.
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Passengers and crew appear to be calm throughout the video.
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Despite the throngs, people appeared to be calm and organized.
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"Don't ramble, be confident and slow down and be calm."
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The months ahead in Hong Kong will not be calm.
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She's surrounded by several officers but appears to be calm.
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The post urges people to be calm and compassionate instead.
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"Everyone should stay home, be calm and pray," he said.
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You need to be calm in order to navigate living together.
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I'm just looking forward to having life be calm and peaceful.
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I am hoping the humans will be calm in their diminishing.
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"Just try and be calm," Nadia says softly to the boy.
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I want to just be calm with someone — that and a nap.
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Because if you leave my side, I'm not going to be calm.
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But on a serious note, parenting has taught me to be calm.
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Someone needs to be calm and just keep asking the right questions.
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He tries to relax and be calm, without anyone asking him anything.
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Upper level winds must be calm so they don't disrupt thunderstorm activity.
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"In crisis, it's more important than ever to be calm," Carlson said.
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There will not be calm around Nautilus as long as I exist.
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"Be calm," Ms. Pelosi said, according to an aide in the room.
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You have to be calm and collected and keep at the right speed.
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Keep in mind that when listening to your gut you should be calm.
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Other women in the caravan tell me to be calm and keep fighting.
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"It's simple, but you have to be calm to dance it," she said.
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During their interaction with her, they assessed Aghdam to be calm and cooperative.
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But then other horses need the human to be calm and in charge.
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Her narrators can be calm observers or central characters with elusive back stories.
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This time, as I approached Diana's door, I forced myself to be calm.
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"What needs to happen first is to be calm in the body," Stern says.
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"I get the feeling that there will be calm, quiet kinds of drama developing."
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Isn't it the officer who should be calm, steady, even tempered, composed and courteous?
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I so badly wanted to panic but I decided to be calm about it.
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"You just have to worry about yourself right now and be calm," Kim said.
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You have to be calm because you'll be in a lot of stressful situations.
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So the key is to be calm, pressured, and nervous all at once -- easy right?
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Or should he be calm, reasonable and personable to counter the GOP nominee's braggadocious behavior?
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But even then, when I spoke to the G.I.s I tried always to be calm.
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"We just need to be calm about it, and not get too excited," Bruneau said.
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I was trying to be calm so I could help him as fast as I could.
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Sort of-- DAVID MALPASS: She is— JOE KERNEN: She is-- DAVID MALPASS: --be calm about Joe.
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Be calm and honest and you may learn some things about the people in your life.
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So you have to be calm, but at the same time you have to be excited.
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It allows the body to slow down, reflect and think, but also relax and [be] calm.
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I kind of have to be calm, dealing with all this energy and all these people.
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It's hard to be calm when you are constantly discovering sniper rifles aimed at your chest.
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Shen Danyang also said China hopes Germany can be calm and create a fair environment for investors.
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It couldn't be helped; planning my outfits always calmed me, and today I needed to be calm.
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It means to be in the midst of those things and still be calm in your heart.
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I thought I'd be calm at the reunion, but I was more of a pitbull or rottweiler.
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RARE BAT VIRUS KILLS AT LEAST 10 IN INDIA "I was trying to be calm," she said.
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Her female subjects appear to be calm and collected in the face of these brutal looking creatures.
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Just consider whether anyone could be calm, collected, and reasonable after, say, a nuclear explosion destroys Moscow.
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Until they do know something, they have a responsibility as elected leaders to at least be calm.
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The government urged people to be calm as rumors of greater death and destruction gained traction online.
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It's one thing to be calm and centered in the middle of a cozy incense-drenched studio.
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Learning how to be calm and centered in any situation is a skill for life, whatever you do.
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In fact, it seems pretty unheard of for a government agency that's supposed to be calm and collected.
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Allegri knows that his players have to be "calm, determined and balanced" to do that, despite the occasion.
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I took the words—BE CALM—from a Louise Bourgeois drawing, of which I made a quick stencil.
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Today things can be calm, I can go anywhere and nothing happens, then the (next) day it's all hell.
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"Our expectation is good, but we have to be calm and wait for the next few days," he said.
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To be calm and productive, you need to recognize your weaknesses and ask for help when you need it.
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"This is a situation where at this point, people just need to be calm and not panic," Turner said.
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We need to have these conversations before something happens, when everyone can be calm and rational about the issues.
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"I think my goal is to be calm, not get like this," she added while making a choking gesture.
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The spirit or psychological state has to be calm, free of anger, irritation, fear, self-pity, delusion and pride.
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When our prefrontal cortex comes back online, we can compare anxiety to what it feels like to be calm.
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That's why there should not be any sense of euphoria from our side, we should be calm about it.
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Let's rein it in, let's be calm enough to hold the phone in the correct position, first of all.
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Just as Uranga will remain calm on Saturday, they are forcing themselves to be calm, for now at least.
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Like I said last night [on Fox News town hall] ... I said, calm, you have to be calm. Okay?
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There's a pause in the Q3 earnings season so it's likely to be calm on the European corporate front.
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Getting the balance, you can't be calm and dull, you've got to be aggressive... and stay cool as well.
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"If I was able to sleep and be calm, I was able to focus on my therapy," she said.
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I wanted to be calm, detached — a Cool Girl, to reference Gone Girl, another best-selling book turned hit movie.
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Third, if the interruptions are ongoing, you might pull the person or your supervisor aside and be calm, but direct.
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Sometimes, I want it to be calm and other times I want to be really hyped — so it all depends.
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They might be calm, withdrawn, hysterical, angry, apathetic, in denial, or in shock — just like victims of any other crime.
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When it comes time to step onto the stage and deliver your pitch, you'll be calm, cool and on point.
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Not to just always be so fun, fun, fun, but to really be calm and in control of her body.
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Be calm and tranquil as you take off your shoes, place your items on the scanner and move through security.
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It was in front of a bunch of people, which was probably better, because I was forced to be calm.
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Overall, suburbanites of all ages like things to be calm and predictable -- unlike what they're seeing in news reports from Washington.
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KSI told Behind the Gloves that Joshua advised him to "train hard, remain focused and be calm" ahead of the fight.
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Clinton proved to be calm, deliberate and relentless in attacking Mr. Trump's character, volatility and readiness to be commander in chief.
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Heide B. Fulton, the chargé d'affaires, currently the highest-ranking American diplomat in Honduras, asked the Honduran people to be calm.
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"My teammates told me to just be calm and do what I've been doing down there," he said through an interpreter.
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"We have to be calm, keep the peace," Saakashvili told a few hundred of his supporters, who remained outside the building.
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Lesson 3 -- Instead of being loud, be calm In March of 1966, Neil Armstrong's first spaceflight was on the Gemini VIII.
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We laugh and it's comfortable because we can be calm, and sometimes we don't speak at all and we'll be happy together.
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When people asked me what I wanted to do when I grow up, I just thought: I want things to be calm.
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A true gentleman should be calm and aloof, always adhering to decorum, even when agreeing to fight another man to the death.
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On Saturday, in conditions that are supposed to be calm, "I think there's a four-, five-, six-under round there," he added.
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That's the thing I just have to have that nobody gets to touch, and that gives me the strength to be calm elsewhere.
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Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist for LPL Financial, said Wall Street tends to be calm in August and trading volume is usually low.
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" So, in the light of these verses, the Muslim reaction against Islamophobia should be calm and gentle, and "in the most courteous way.
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His ankle wasn't strapped with a band that interpreted his mood to warn me if he'd be calm, fussy, or angry when he woke.
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"If interest rates move higher slowly, ... then I think the market will be calm," said Tim Courtney, chief investment officer at Exencial Wealth Advisors.
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" NATO's secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, said he "will encourage all allies to show mutual respect, to be calm and to have a measured approach.
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"There are ups and downs in the stock market and so, investors should be calm and rational," Yi said on the central bank's website www.pbc.gov.cn.
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It's taught me how to be calm, how to sit still, look around, be grateful for things I have, not for the things I want.
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It's hard to become chill—to become in essence opposed to being a trying sort of person—and easier to learn how to be calm.
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Earlier, her spokesman Steffen Seibert dismissed the Nazi comparison as "absurd", but also said both sides should be "calm and level-headed" in managing their disagreements.
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In response to Trump's attacks, Clinton did demonstrate that she can be be calm and collected, which are traits voters value in a commander in chief.
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"You're being taught to be calm and breathe, but at the same time, being taken advantage of," said Ms. Ridley, who is not taking legal action.
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But I am saying that within the storm, we are going to make really calm decisions, and I have to be calm as I explain them.
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A lot of what I've written in the book is also about how I believe therapy helped them learn how to be calm in stressful situations.
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Instead of starting my day off by immediately jumping on the bike or the treadmill, I took 15 minutes to myself to just be calm and sip.
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" Rosello added: All I could say to him was "Julen, be calm, Daddy loves and your little brother (the couple's deceased child) is going to help us.
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In fact, sometimes things are worse, and there's little reason to be calm, composed, or grateful, even if that's what the doctor, friends, or strangers would prefer.
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A police spokeswoman, tears in her eyes, said officers would find out the truth as soon as possible and urged the public to be "calm and rational".
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A police spokeswoman, tears in her eyes, said officers would find out the truth as soon as possible and urged the public to be "calm and rational".
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I took deep breaths and prepared to be calm, yet insistent, that if this didn't happen immediately, my mental health was going to swan-dive into oblivion.
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" He also told Hewitt he urged Trump's team to remain levelheaded — "to be calm, to be matter of fact, not to be emotional, not to be histrionic.
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This stretch of relatively low volatility has lulled investors into thinking that the next couple weeks will also be calm, according to options strategists at Goldman Sachs.
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They are comfort dogs, trained to be calm and approachable for those grieving who want to pet, hug and find the peace that man's best friend can provide.
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There are moments in the video that show Reynolds trying to be calm for her daughter, then becoming overwhelmed with emotions in the immediate aftermath of Castile's shooting.
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The president of the United States needs to be calm and needs to act presidential," former U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Burns said in an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Simply, put the U.S. has had time to be proactive and prep for the arrival of coronavirus, which is one reason why experts say Americans can be calm.
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"I also urged them ... to be calm, to be matter of fact, not to be emotional, not to be histrionic, simply to lay out the case," Cruz added.
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"i didn't mean to offend by expressing that [euphemism for breasts] should be calm, i know injustices are frustrating and it's easy to get worked up," she tweeted.
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But if anything, it teaches you how to be calm in a one-goal game, whether you're up a goal or down a goal, whether you're pushing or protecting.
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When planning trips, time of day doesn't matter so much as these conditions, which can be calm as a pond or too windy for tours depending on the day.
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But right now, today, I choose to believe that Nancy Pelosi means for all of us to be calm, to be humble, to be civil, and to work together.
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Our nation — and the world — is looking to you to lead with integrity, to be calm and clear-headed in the midst of discord, and to model the way.
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Pigs may not have the best reputation in Western culture, but according to the Chinese zodiac, people born under this sign tend to be calm, generous and very focused.
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Do not misread the signals — the CBOE Volatility Index down to 12 and change again today, is only reflecting the expectation that trading will be calm in the next month.
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I tend to be calm and happy when I'm looking at things like this rabbit, which remind me of when I was younger and only knew how to be myself.
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Specialists who hail from 4353 countries and speak 26 languages, they must be calm enough to handle the pressure of a workplace that handles at least 100 repairs every day.
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I aspire to be calm for Sarah and Jesse's sake, because they value it — and O.K., to avoid being the butt of endless jokes told to as-yet-nonexistent descendants.
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They have had to deal with accusations of uninspired tactics but coach Didier Deschamps has shrugged off the criticism and told his players to be calm, confidence and to concentrate.
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But in video released on Wednesday by Waller County, TX, officials, Bland appears to be calm and cooperative as she is booked into the county jail and has her mugshot taken.
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Even though you've learned how to be calm when confronted with the thing that you're afraid of, usually your sense of fear is still strong in your mind, Dr. Schneier says.
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Also, I've been long-term fascinated with the contradictions over what it means to operate a weapon, that in order to do it effectively you need to be calm, almost meditative.
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"For the South China Sea waters to be calm, Washington should first stop its ugly practice of smearing China and avoid any move that stirs up tension in the region," it said.
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"We were chosen because we were meant to be calm, moral, not to lose our minds in the midst of trouble, to think, not to behave like an animal," Raz told me.
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Rocky S. Tuan, the president, who has been known for trying to engage with students during the movement, showed up during a lull in the evening to urge the students to be calm.
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"You never knew whether the results were going to be calm and mild or whether you were going to throw up or fight people or run into traffic," said Martin, who's now 21.
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In his first public appearance since the vote on Monday Chamisa, leader of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), urged his supporters to be calm and await "massive celebrations" for his victory.
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"The plan would not have worked if he wasn't as brave as he was ... his ability to be calm in a very dramatic situation is what helped us to finish the task," Ebersole said.
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But that doesn't mean all will be calm and majestic because Jupiter, the planet of luck squares against Neptune three times this year, which might encourage you to set unrealistic expectations in your relationships.
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It only takes one scroll through Twitter or Facebook to see the calming effect puzzles apparently have on people who, at home during a global pandemic, are not inclined to be calm at all.
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But it's important to do two things ahead of time to ensure a pleasant experience for all parties — always request an outdoor table, and train your dog to be calm and comfortable around food.
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Wilma Brown (left) and Ariana Silver Hansen said that the family could not speculate why Brown would hurt the child, who appeared to be "calm and contained" in the minutes leading up to the incident.
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"As long as we can be calm, rational and maintain a flexible attitude, I believe we should be able to find a solution that allows both sides to maintain peaceful and stable relations," she said.
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"I want to be calm and clear about my objectives ... Maybe we can help a few people feel a bit stronger and a bit more ready to get out of bed and face their days, too."
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The combination of small nukes and long-range missiles would put the U.S. within range of nuclear attack by a hyper-dangerous regime with a leader that does not appear to be calm, steady, or rational.
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"The importance of leaders is that they have be level headed, they have to be calm, because when people get scared, they lose their morality and that reptile mind takes over," the "Suicide Squad" star said.
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General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong in a talk with Hanoi citizens on Sunday called for the people to be calm and trust the Communist party and the government, state-run radio news website Voice of Vietnam reported.
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Garçon: I hope they come to a place where they be calm enough in mind where they heal through the things that increases their internal values and how they view themselves to themselves and to the world.
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Photo: GettyIf you've ever been nervous around a dog and told to just be calm because dogs can "smell fear," you know that that advice is about as effective as telling a pissed-off person to chill.
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If your old woman is giving you a little bit of mouth and you try to be patient, you try to be calm, cool, but after the 7th day or 6th day you're just about to explode.
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Specifically, the royal family is looking for someone "with good judgment and sensitivity, you'll be calm and diplomatic but also assertive, and will be eager to proactively contribute new ideas and creative content," writes The Royal Household.
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"The MTBPS will be calm on the surface but hide some furious 'kicking' below the surface to hold the line against revenue underperformance and the political pressures for a 'real' stimulus," said analyst Peter Attard Montalto of Intellidex.
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Returning, he encounters his own misconceptions and obstacles thrown up by the state: he initially thought that where he was living would be calm because of the ethnic diversity of the neighborhood, but everyone is afraid and agitated.
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Another comic told me to be calm and not to become confrontational because the same comic who made those infuriating and public sexual comments also said I was really funny and that he might book me in the future.
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"I want to assure the nation that we will respect the outcome of the election, positive or negative, and so let us just be calm," he told supporters gathered outside his house as he urged them to remain calm.
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We need them to be calm but sober, to remind us that upending the normal routines of our lives is not in itself a reason to panic but a way to stave off needing to panic down the line.
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"I am very sad and saddened by the occurrence of this incident and hope that the families of the disaster victims will be calm," Ali Kashani, head of the airport's public relations office, told BuzzFeed News in a message.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen said on Saturday that Taiwan will be "calm" when dealing with China, but uncertainties in 2017 will test the self-ruled island and its national security team, even as she recommitted to maintaining peace.
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It's important to be calm when in stressful situations, but we need to learn to deal with our own problems and not someone treating us like we're five years old and handing us a ball of Play-Doh or a coloring book.
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"The hostile position of politics, in my opinion, suggests that they should be calm at least a little while before someone takes new initiatives ... In short, I think it is the least favorable moment for Atlantia to take a step forward," he said.
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Editorial For generations, African-American parents have borne a special burden in mentoring their teenage children as they begin driving, having to say, be calm and extra polite when stopped by the police, and do nothing unexpected that could get you killed.
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The European Union - which is deadlocked in negotiations with Britain over how to avoid the return of a hard border between Ireland and British-ruled Northern Ireland post-Brexit - should instead be "calm and sensible" and not get dragged into that debate, he said.
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Parents who found this method effective were more likely to give children just one warning before the punishment, provide a clear reason before time-out, set a clear duration for time-out and require the child to be calm to end the time-out.
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You try to be A Journalist, you try to be calm and objective in all your interactions with people—but then they say those words, Nigel Farage, the oleaginous syllables that sit like a slug on your tongue, grinning happily in the hope of mutual approval.
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"The fundamental principle is that for the 130,000, we want to bring them back to the national territory, but we ask them to be calm and patient," Le Drian told France Info radio, adding it would be up to them to pay for their return tickets.
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It's a similar dynamic to the one that had worked so well in the Henry Huggins books, where the main character wants life to be calm and orderly (Henry, Beezus), but winds up saddled with a disruptive, unruly sidekick who trails chaos in their wake (Henry's dog Ribsy, Ramona).
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"It was a very strange thing to be far away from it all when it was going down, but also at the same time I couldn't think about being on my feet any longer and trying to remember my lines and also be calm for my body," she said.
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"This is the part where I, the person that tells everybody to be calm, have to remain calm myself because anyone who goes to something like this may think that they are indestructible, but it's someone else's loved one that they are going to hurt," said Kentucky Gov.
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For the most part, the Trump family members currently in the White House seem to be calm and carrying on with their lives, with Melania posting a happy birthday message for Barron's 14th birthday last week on Instagram, though no mention of how they celebrated while staying inside.
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"Spain is going to jump at this opportunity to try and take advantage of the situation but when it comes to the crunch I think we've got to take one step at a time and not over-react, be calm," said firefighter Liam Byrne, speaking in a street on the peninsula.
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So say you get in the car with the technology inside it; the car senses that you're not relaxed at all, so it determines that it needs to get you in a relaxed state in, say, the next 30 minutes, so you can be calm before your interview, or whatever.
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KEN DEROW, SWARTHMORE, PA. To the Editor: I know that it is important to be calm, patient and restrained when dealing with someone like President Trump, hard as that may be, but I cannot understand why Theresa May did not cancel the meetings with him and also say that the queen was suddenly indisposed.
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Bryan said he saw complete strangers on the boat comforting one another with hugs and telling the injured they would be OK. "It was genuinely amazing to see random, everyday, 'I don't do healthcare' kind of people be calm when they needed to be, helpful when they needed to be and warm when they needed to be," said Bryan.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (R-Utah) tweeted his support for the people of Hong Kong, which contrasted with Trump's messages arguing both sides should be calm.
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