calm down造句
(31) My heart would not calm down.
(32) Calm down, she told herself, through gritted teeth.
(33) It's more important right now to calm down.
(34) I think things will calm down very quickly.
(35) Not until things calm down a bit.
(36) Very slowly Jessamy began to calm down just a little.
(37) She told herself to calm down: at the worst they had lost each other and would have to go home separately.
(38) Whoa! Calm down, dude.
(39) Dennis tells me to calm down, take a deep breath, and count back from a hundred.
(40) Set his Alsatians on me ... He won't. Calm down.
(41) Calm down, and stop behaving like a shocked medieval nun.
(42) I had to calm down, and not lurch around in traffic like a maniac.
(43) She lit a cigarette and closed her eyes. Calm down.
(44) Though the old boss was supposed to calm down the markets, the opposite happened.
(45) When Robbie did cross the line, his parents let him know then comforted him and helped him calm down.
(46) You really need to calm down and take life more stoically to reinforce your position.
(47) Ritchie passed him the joint, sinking into his seat and exhaling as if trying to calm down.
(48) He was furious, and it took him a while to calm down.
(49) I need to mellow out, I need to calm down.
(50) If ministers itch to do more, they will be told to calm down.
(51) Stopping again for things to calm down I began to do a few unwelcome sums.
(52) Her parents, visibly upset, decided to allow her to calm down and not to disturb her.
(53) Yo, yo. Calm down.
(54) Leant back on my dressing table to calm down, clutched the handles.
(55) It is to everybody's advantage that Mr Mugabe calm down.
(56) She hit him so savagely that a woman with a pram told her to calm down.
(57) The speech therapist tells them, in effect, to calm down and stop harping on it and it will go away.
(58) Calm down! You're such an eager beaver!
(59) Calm down and take a breath.
(60) Wyatt: Calm down. You brought it up.
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