K., just keep a cool head,' and there I didn't.
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He called on G7 members to "keep a cool head" and consider consequences.
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Be prepared to accelerate if necessary, but keep a cool head if you do.
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Tackle the "work" before the "play" if you want to keep a cool head.
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Rudd urged people to keep a cool head and focus on the Salisbury incident.
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Do your homework and keep a cool head, and you'll be happier for it.
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"We have to keep a cool head now and draw the right conclusions," Maas said.
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In the week leading up to Le Mans, he's trying to keep a cool head.
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Even though you're facing deadline pressure if you haven't filed, you should keep a cool head.
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Mitchell had a natural ability to rally other Marines and could keep a cool head, qualities Grapes prized.
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"I think a lot of my training helped in the event, helped me keep a cool head," Winston said.
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It's hard to keep a cool head during an eclipse, because there's usually an "everything is ending!" vibe in the air.
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Play your cards right, and you could come into a bit of luck, granted that you stay humble and keep a cool head.
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But Mr. Kempf urged everyone to "keep a cool head" in an effort to avoid feeding the flames of a global trade war.
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But her lawyer advises her to calm down and try to keep a cool head, because it's usually when things get emotional that mistakes are made.
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The challenge of home cooking when temperatures spike is to keep a cool head and to devise menus that rely less on the oven and stovetop.
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I can safely say I did not do this for the status, but as long as I keep a cool head, it should not be a problem.
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Like her mother, she's a capable, intelligent, human protagonist—someone who cares about others in her environment and uses her smarts and ability to keep a cool head to make it through increasingly hellish situations.
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However, we do have options to tackle this challenge if we keep a cool head, work closely with our allies and think outside of the box and take away the resources Pyongyang needs to develop even more deadly weapons.
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This is also the end of what has been the guiding principle of Chinese foreign policy for over 35 years - the tao guang yang hui of the father of China's reforms and opening up, Deng Xiaoping -- keep a cool head; keep a low profile; never take leadership, but reach for the sky.
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"Overall the asset quality review, the stress tests, show obviously the solidity of the banking sector is much higher than it used to be so, of course, we will be cautious about any kind of risk but we must also keep a cool (head) and face the reality as it is," he said, insisting that the euro zone was not entering another crisis.
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Mission: Defend your ship. Destroy all hostile forces Enemy: Soviet surface air and submarine forces. Comments: Keep a cool head and move quickly. Use AA missiles wisely.
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On 6 September 2006, Thuram sparked controversy when he invited 80 people, who were expelled by French Minister of the Interior Nicolas Sarkozy from a flat where they lived illegally, to the football match between France and Italy. "If you can keep a cool head". The Guardian. Retrieved 30 June 2012.
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Although he is thrown into a fight he does not fully understand, Saiga shows a natural prowess for fighting. He is able to keep a cool head, and even demonstrates some level of training in close range combat. No doubt, skills he picked up after years of being a war photographer. Over the course of the series Saiga gets more and more protective of Kagura.
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