They stopped being so angry, and they started talking a lot more calmly.
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Markets have been trading more calmly since the first round results were announced last Sunday.
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And we'd applaud any advance that would help the police act more safely, and hence more calmly.
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Instead of pings and loud noises, the watch more calmly reminds you of things with vibrations you configure.
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He said it way more calmly this time around, but still didn't back off using the racially charged term.
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" Later, more calmly, he added: "I'm doing things that I feel are ethically consistent with the issues I care about.
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Now he can more calmly examine each terrible incident, address it and have some control over it — rather than merely reacting.
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U.S. equities closed higher on Monday as a weekend filled with geopolitical worries ended more calmly than investors expected, while bank stocks charged ahead.
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When you have your own data, you don't have any API rate limits, you don't have a major dependency and you can scale more calmly.
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"Tom-next" was on Tuesday morning trading more calmly but the broader cash-to-three-months spread remains tight, ending Monday valued at $68 backwardation.
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"Tom-next" was on Tuesday morning trading more calmly but the broader cash-to-three-months spread remains tight, ending Monday valued at $68 backwardation.
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"Tom-next" was on Tuesday morning trading more calmly but the broader cash-to-three-months spread CMZN0-3 remains tight, ending Monday valued at $68 backwardation.
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In most cases, energy professionals would be better served by dialling back on the heated rhetoric and exploring the issues more calmly and with an open mind.
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You'll be able to handle whatever they throw out more calmly — or even better, you could frustrate them into making a sloppy mistake with your cool-headed play.
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As I talked to the dog owner — more calmly than I thought I could — while our son's face was streaked with blood, I thought of how much he loved dogs.
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It's a brain training regimen where you get monitors hooked up to your scalp and ears to measure your brain waves, and then you get auditory feedback to help your brain learn how to operate more calmly and with greater efficiency.
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I find that mindfulness not only allows me to react more calmly in stressful situations, but it also helps me feel happier overall and more in the moment, whether I'm eating, being active, or spending time with my hubby and pets.
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The difference between that and Rebecca and Miguel is that both of these people have now gone through two marriages with their own problems, and they approach this relationship with a lot more calmly and a lot more patiently with each other.
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I put both of my hands around the cup in front of me, taking a deep breath as I pressed my palms against what warmth was left, and then, when I could speak more calmly, What is the life you want, I asked.
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A. Swieżawski: Przemysł. Król Polski, Warsaw 2006, p. 163. In 1295 the Papacy was an independent entity and the Polish episcopate could more calmly await the expected protests from Wenceslaus II. Regardless of whether Przemysł II has obtained the consent of the Pope or not, the legality of his coronation was not questioned by his contemporaries.
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The directing of Tongyeong ogwandae is similar with other five-story mask dance in Korea but accompaniment of percussion has its characteristic style of the province. ogwandae's dancing is called dutbegi and malttuki's dancing was active as sword dance but it became more calmly. The first story is about mundung-tal. mundung come out with instrument and dance with lamentation.
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Throughout the entire dance couples moves in a double circle with the simple sideward step already described as "la seguidilla". the men freely express themselves with expansive gestures and vigorous dips and squats. More calmly, but with obvious enjoyment, the women circle the dance floor carrying lighted candles in their right hands. when the "tambor cumbiero" (drum) peal, partners continue circling counterclockwise while exchanging positions at the same time.
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Though she takes it more calmly than the incident with Officer Bell, she still feels responsible for the officer's death (season 7 episode "Monster in the Box"). At the beginning of the seventh season, Sofia becomes a main cast member. In the eighth season, she was replaced by David Hodges, played by Wallace Langham. In the season 8 premiere, however, she is listed as a special guest star.
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Boiling chips A boiling chip, boiling stone, porous bit or anti-bumping granule is a tiny, unevenly shaped piece of substance added to liquids to make them boil more calmly. Boiling chips are frequently employed in distillation and heating. When a liquid becomes superheated, a speck of dust or a stirring rod can cause violent flash boiling. Boiling chips provide nucleation sites so the liquid boils smoothly without becoming superheated or bumping.
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People can typically exercise longer in water than on land without increased effort and minimal joint or muscle pain. When in the water the body undergoes less physical stress thus releasing pressure from the joints. In addition to the physical benefits of swimming, lower stress levels and occurrences of depression and anxiety are known to decrease while swimming. Swimming is a meditation sport meaning there is an increase of blood flow to the brain which allows an individual to evaluate stressors more calmly.
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The degree of candour that De Quincey brought to his portraits of people who were then still living or recently dead was extremely rare, if not unprecedented, in contemporaneous literature and journalism, and it provoked strong negative reactions. In the mid-1830s, when the essays were first being published, Southey called De Quincey "a calumniator, cowardly spy, traitor, base betrayer of the hospitable social hearth," and "one of the greatest scoundrels living!"Lyon, p. 112. Some other interested parties, however, responded more calmly.
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Finally, using debris from a nearby demolished building - destroyed by the 1917-18 earthquakes- the guests were arable to barricade the main entrance to the building. The first couple of days, one ducked and ran as fast as one could across a street, but later one took things more calmly, and waited till the fire slackened. Plundering was rampant: A store across the street from where the Swedish prince was staying was ransacked. Finding the looters had left a Venezuelan flag, the prince Fashioned it into a crude Swedish flag that flew from a hotel window for the duration, notifying both sides that it was a foreign legation.
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Esposito said he did not want to "take any of [the scene] home with me" and had "some deep concern about being able to do it and coming out of it unscathed, without really hurting my spirit and my soul". He worked through these concerns by justifying Gus' actions in that, by killing Victor, he was protecting everyone else who works for him. Nevertheless, he said it was "a difficult moment for me" to slit Victor's throat, and that during one take he tried to hush the character to make him die more calmly. That scene took two days to film, and Esposito remained silent and focused during filming, rarely speaking to the others on set.
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Confluence of the rivers Mina Clavero and Panaholma The Los Sauces River is a natural watercourse of the Traslasierra valley in the Córdoba Province of Argentina, originated in the limit of Mina Clavero with Cura Brochero, from the confluence of the river Mina Clavero with Panaholma. It is the second most important channel in the valley. In the junction area, where the river is born, the channel is sandwiched between large rocks of attractive shapes, known as "Los Cajones" (The Drawers); and a few meters ahead is the natural spa "Los Elefantes" (The Elephants), since the ancient eroded rocks remind us of herds of elephants drinking in the river. The river then continues more calmly, forming extensive golden sand beaches.
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