So it seems all is calming down back in Atlanta.
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Alexis ( calming down ): Well, you know, maybe it would be interesting . . .
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We thought it was calming down, then the SWAT team came.
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" Of the couple's split, he said: "It was literally calming down and ending.
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But, the record-breaking singer herself is showing no signs of calming down.
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They urge Congress to instead focus on calming down the private insurance market.
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You think after all that stuff yesterday, things would start to be calming down.
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In Iraqi Kurdistan, tensions seem to be calming down after the recent independence referendum.
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The English responded by throwing chairs, but the situation was calming down when police arrived.
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"I had trouble calming down and coming back after he called 'cut,'" Lawrence told Variety.
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"I had trouble calming down and coming back after [Darren Aronofsky] called 'cut,'" Lawrence said.
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After calming down, Carreño Busta later apologized for his actions in a post-match interview.
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"We're in a phase that seems to show that things are calming down," Fernandez told reporters.
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But there was one element missing: Instead of escalating, the conflict seemed to be calming down.
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"I am very confident that all this will be calming down very soon," Mr. Schmidt said.
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While standing with the cold water hitting my back, I practice slowing my breathing and calming down.
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Mayon was showing no signs of calming down soon, said Paul Alanis of the Philippine volcanology agency.
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Gail: I guess it makes perfect sense for calming down the party leadership heading into the homestretch.
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" Two months later another Bin Laden deputy agreed to their taking refuge and "calming down and minimizing movement.
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Now that we're up, the kitten is of course calming down and even napping in her cat bed.
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Just when you think things are calming down in one area, suddenly they bubble up in another area.
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If bitter oranges weren't around, she suggested calming down and using a mix of other citrus that was.
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Or that they have to spend a fair chunk of their workout training time calming down nervous trainers.
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When I get excited about a movie, my only way of calming down is to do a little physics.
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"My mom told me to just start simply, by calming down and bringing awareness to my breaths," Hudson explains.
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The 51-year old says the situation is already calming down and he will carry out his full term.
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"Markets are calming down after the initial shock from Brexit," said Masayuki Kichikawa, chief strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management.
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"She has been in trouble over the years, but she seems to be calming down," the prison source tells PEOPLE.
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According to WEWS, a dog pulled from an icy pond is warming up and calming down after a successful rescue.
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The good news is there is clearly a floor under the market with trade issues, and perhaps Syria, calming down.
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Normally, the prefrontal cortex controls our emotional reactions to things, and keeps us from acting irrationally by calming down our fears.
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Since only Idaho, Arizona, and Utah have headed to the polls since last Friday, the ad wars are calming down somewhat.
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I'll bet you can learn a lot about her and your family,' you may see the relative calming down and taking notes.
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With the boom times calming down, knowing how your fund and your portfolio companies plan to navigate through this change is critical.
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"I'm getting older, and so my hormones are calming down, so I don't suffer as much as I used to," she said.
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The world is just now calming down from the shocking reality that women bleed from their vaginas every month, and guess what?
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"The majority of those medications are aimed at calming down the neurons and preventing the electrical activity from spreading abnormally," Mariwalla says.
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"As hard as it is to believe, I think he's calming down behind the bench a little bit," forward Ryan Reaves said.
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And they eventually started calming down, saying, "He's the DJ. He's the next DJ." But then the cavalry came over to us.
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So because there wasn't this outbreak of panic, people didn't need calming down and so the poster didn't go into mass production.
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Tasked with calming down her increasingly disruptive friend, Black Cindy (Adrienne C. Moore) thoughtlessly grabbed some lithium, which rendered the patient unconscious.
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Officer Lozada had a way of calming down suspects her male colleagues could not and spoke of wanting to become a lieutenant.
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In her case, Court said she was calming down from a panic attack one day when a new video from Dobrik was posted.
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As the two work with a private judge to resolve the divorce and custody, "things are definitely calming down," the insider told PEOPLE.
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Even as the initial wave of attacks appears to be calming down, experts are seeing evidence that more sophisticated variants are being deployed.
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As he and Jolie work with a private judge to resolve the divorce and custody, "things are definitely calming down," the insider added.
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Why it matters: As has been clearly illustrated in the last few days, the situation in Syria is no where near calming down.
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One day he was escorted to a tiny, windowless room with "calming down tools," where Jessica says a teacher's aide blocked the door.
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A White House official, who declined to be named, told CNBC that it seems like things are calming down after the recent tumult.
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Just when it seemed like things were finally calming down and Samsung's Galaxy Note7 recall was going well, a new doomsday scenario popped up.
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"We are negotiating or discussing with the United States...at the moment and things are calming down, at least a little bit," Katainen noted.
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It seems to be that markets are calming down here, and we can see the stock market is having an explosive move higher here.
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As the White House went after Corker, it seemed interested in calming down any trouble with Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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"The only thing I'm trying to focus on is calming down and focusing on the kids and trying to be a good dad," he said.
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So if you're in a group that's developing group norms such as meditating, turning off your phones, calming down—you're going to orient toward that.
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While Taal appeared to be calming down on Thursday, seismologists said the danger of an eruption remained high and authorities warned evacuees to stay away.
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Hurricane Harvey is thankfully calming down ... but J.J. Watt's relief fund for Houston is still goin' strong -- pushing past the $20 MILLION mark on Tuesday.
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These galaxies seemed to come out of nowhere, growing and converting gas into stars far faster than scientists' best theoretical models would predict, before calming down.
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In such cases, interventions aimed at calming down, increasing empathy and making amends may be more constructive than pushing a resistant child to deliver an apology.
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When you start to feel stress bubbling up inside you, Seppälä recommends calming down by recognizing and naming your stress and then taking a deep breath.
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It's a wild day for many countries in Europe, and Ukraine may not be the only government looking for creative ways of calming down a jittery public.
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More urgently, if the Trump administration wants to have a prayer of calming down Trump's simmering rage over unauthorized migration, they're going to need some intergovernmental help.
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A word of clarification from PBOC on all this would go a long way toward calming down market jitters on the expected pace of China's economic growth.
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Britain's Foreign Office said on Sunday that security in Turkey is "potentially volatile" though the overall situation is "calming down" and the coastal resorts are largely unaffected.
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As this was during the calming-down stage of ultra-internet-pedophile-grooming-murder scandals, I'm sure my parents would have been horrified to find out about it.
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I make it through the entire video, but need to spend about 45 minutes calming down before I'm ready to eat, so I decide to call my mom.
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The situation seemed to be calming down and we were heading back to our respective cabins, but when my back was turned she threw a rock at me.
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"Our hope is that everything is calming down and that we are returning to a path of normal life without riots and without violence," Lieberman told Army Radio.
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"The market is simply calculating what the impact will be of the next set of tariffs as it doesn't look like the rhetoric is calming down," Onuekwusi said.
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The market turmoil may have a lot more life left in it, and just when it seems like it's calming down — another jolt could be right behind it.
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And while weighted blankets are not a be-all end-all vehicle for calming down, having one as an option may prove useful for you at some point.
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But the tenderness Alma lets herself show when calming down a rambunctious kid at daycare or genuinely apologizing to Becca gives her a relatable, sympathetic quality that BoJack typically lacks.
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Some smaller, redder stars appear to start off very active in the early stages of their lives before calming down and living in relative peace for billions upon billions of years.
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"Our hope is that everything is calming down and that we are returning to a path of normal life without riots and without violence," Lieberman told an interviewer on Army Radio.
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"Lullabies allow infants to create neural pathways for calming down, soothing, falling asleep," especially important in the early months of life when brain pathways are being created, Dr. Palmer Wolf said.
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After calming down the situation and handing the gun off to another teacher, Lowe then pulls the student, identified by KOIN 6 as 18-year-old Angel Granados-Diaz, into an embrace.
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All the rest - including WaPo -- is simply repetition … This story also says to me that we have to keep up our good work of calming down asteroid rhetoric - city-killers, nukes, etc.
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Beyond the U.S., Lasry, who has over two decades of experience in investing in distressed assets, is taking advantage of the political uncertainty in Europe, which doesn't seem to calming down anytime soon.
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"Our hope is that everything is calming down and that we are returning to a path of normal life without riots and without violence," Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman said on Army Radio.
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When a starting pistol was fired in the air, he notes her ease in calming down the fractious horse, saying she's "made of strong stuff you know!" with a nod and a chuckle.
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There's some debate over the effectiveness of calendula as a soothing ingredient, but from my own experience, this mask is great at calming down the redness in my skin, possibly thanks to the aloe.
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KBK is taking her own advice and calming down ... she says she wants to apologize to the driver, and she's got no lingering beef with the woman who filmed her rant from the backseat.
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Activity and eruptions continue at the volcano, which had seemed to be calming down following Saturday's eruption, which caused the wave that swept through parts of the country, killing more than 430 people. 5.
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"We saw intense bidding on homes over the past few years, but that is calming down with more inventory in the area," said B Barnett, a real estate agent at Reilly Realtors in Austin.
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Ruskin said a resolution of trade conflicts between China and the U.S. would go along way to help emerging markets, as would a calming down of the drop in the yuan against the dollar.
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"Things seem to be calming down on the home front in the UK but that is not necessarily good news for GBP bulls," Commerzbank strategist Thu Lan Nguyen wrote in a note to clients.
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By knowing the right settings, the proper Siri commands and a few special apps, you can use your Apple TV for everything from calming down at the end of the day to controlling the lights.
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Protesters have said they believe law enforcement officers were the ones using unnecessary force, but noted that the situation was calming down by late Wednesday -- after a judge made a ruling against the pipeline's developer.
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You know, I don't know if it's just that we're getting older, and we're all calming down, or maybe I've just calmed down, but I don't feel that sort of cattiness in my friendships anymore.
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It earlier appeared to be calming down following Saturday's eruption, which caused a 3-meter (10 foot) high tsunami to sweep through the Sunda Strait, killing more than 430 people and displacing tens of thousands.
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But only 7% of Japanese firms were considering moving their operational base or supply chains outside of China, suggesting they see the trade spat calming down or are waiting to see how long it lasts.
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In sworn statements to Brazilian investigators, Mr. Lochte's teammates said that he was drunk and disorderly, had damaged property and was in need of calming down as they discussed the situation with an armed security guard.
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Some other good ones: "Goodnight" for calming down before you sleep and so-called "Sleepcasts" that are just stories told in a relaxing manner which may help you snooze if you can't sleep when it's quiet.
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"I do understand that we need to be prepared and the teachers and staff did a good job calming down any students that were nervous about the drill," an anonymous sophomore at the school shared with INSIDER.
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It's not as tautly intense as the exceptional "Never Hungover Again," released in 2014, but rather takes time to breathe, calming down the guitars and drums and letting Mr. Johnson and his stresses ease into the fore.
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If given these pouches when irritable, children also run the risk of learning to associate sweet snacks with calming down, and to think of snacking in general as an activity to satisfy emotional rather than physiological needs.
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Had they met under different circumstances, friends of the detective said, Detective Simonsen's skill at calming down troubled people, coupled with Mr. Ransom's desire to connect with the police, might have led to a less tragic outcome.
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But after seeing her briefly as she's passing through Germany, he gets a little concerned about her: She's always on the phone, she seems to have abandoned all sense of humor, and she appears to have trouble calming down.
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Last weekend saw tear gas fired inside a subway station and a woman allegedly hit in the face with a beanbag round, outraging protesters and driving turnout at the airport just as things appeared to be calming down somewhat.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A Philippine volcano that has been spewing ash for days appeared to be calming down on Thursday, but seismologists said the danger of an eruption remained high and authorities warned evacuees not to return to their homes.
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"I still work with my nerves, relaxing, calming down and just being my authentic self with whatever I do," Tawfiq tells CNBC Make It. To overcome his anxiety, Tawfiq depends on three mental hacks he first learned in acting school.
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A red-eyed albino called SJL has a susceptibility to nervous-system inflammation which makes it a good model for multiple-sclerosis research; it has also been used as a model for calming down violence, because males are particularly aggressive.
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Just as the Internet was finally calming down after photos of Barack Obama's water sports-filled post-presidency vacation made news, he started introducing a whole new "cool dad" style phase to his wardrobe – and the American people are here for it.
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At the time, you wrote that "Some pollsters argue that, out of an adult population of 3.7m, only 35% voted, once soldiers, expatriates and those who refused to register are excluded, not the 56% the government claimed" ("Calming down", February 23rd 2013).
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I often imagine a lonely Trump (Melania is usually in New York) pacing the oval office in his pajamas (while still wearing an extraordinarily long red tie), grumbling to himself, agitated about something and not calming down until he crafts another tweet tirade.
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The Smooth+Control set comes with a firm brush for straightening and calming down frizzy hair and two 1.6-inch curlers for larger curls ($499.99) Then there's the "Complete" package: two of each curler, all three brushes, and the pre-styling dryer ($549.99).
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What to watch: The White House is concerned about possible escalation of tensions as a result of Trump's decision, but hopes the president's good relations with the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan will help in calming down the situation as soon as possible.
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After spending the entirety of December juggling friends, family and co-workers, the nightly soirées are calming down and we can at last return to curling up in our pjs after a long day rather than throwing on some sparkly eyeshadow and heading back out the door.
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Having medical laypeople constantly chiming in on forums like r/obgyn means professionals like Aftandilians have to do a lot of the grunt work — breaking the news that a user-uploaded photo "looks like genital warts" or calming down a stranger who's worried about an abnormal pap smear.
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FAVORITE TV REUNIONS The beloved '60s comedy series told the story of Taylor (Griffith), a widower who lives with Opie (Howard) and his Aunt Bee Taylor (Frances Bavier) in Mayberry, N.C. With virtually zero crimes to solve, Taylor spends his time calming down bug-eyed Deputy Barney Fife (Don Knotts).
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Listen, I didn't think I would be taking my cues about calming down during the end of the world from Chet Hanks, a white-guy rapper who most recently made headlines for inexplicably speaking (pretty good?) patois while on the red carpet for his dad's lifetime achievement Golden Globe award in January.
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In "Coincidence #1" (2011/2015), also housed in a small aquarium, the words "COINCIDENCE" and "HASARD" (which means "coincidence" in French) sit peacefully on a rock; clapping in front of them causes the letters to split apart and fly into the air like digital mosquitoes, before calming down and returning to their original places on the rock.
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Huebner's program is the first to bring dogs into airports for the express purpose of calming down fliers whose nerves have been frayed by lost luggage, long layovers, missed connections, and, of course, the increasingly present fear of harm; the PUP program's dogs were in particularly high demand following the 2013 shooting at LAX that killed a TSA officer and injured several others, Huebner recalled.
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And just when you think it's calming down, there is another shock: a suicide bomber killing himself in a thwarted attack outside the Karnak temple in Luxor in June; Egyptian security forces gunning down Mexican tourists in the Western Desert in September, mistaking them for terrorists; a Russian airliner exploding over the Sinai Peninsula in October, killing all 224 aboard; and the torture and killing of an Italian doctoral student living in Cairo whose body was found on the outskirts of the city on Feb. 3.
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