Tom spoke calmly.

Tom spoke calmly.

Tom waited calmly.

The river flows calmly.

The river flows calmly.

Tom calmly explained the situation.

The professor calmly washed his hands.

A. replies calmly I m not quitting.

Let's sit down and discuss it calmly.

And so, the Dominican 'Alfarero', from the Spanish town of Ciudad Real calmly explains

I would say that on this second occasion this was done rather more calmly.

Are we now, having done so little, to remain passive and calmly board a train drawn by others?

So when I'm still calmly watching television even in the middle of a Shindo 4 quake, well, that's a little strange and unsettling.

We have refused to meet in extraordinary session to analyse coolly and calmly events of which we are the objects and not the subjects.

VITALONE. (IT) Let me quite calmly but also quite firmly reject these allegations, which obscure the truth, and the truth is one of timely intervention.

The Turkish Community of Germany (TGD) reacted calmly, remembering the victims of racial violence during a silent vigil in front of the Brandenburg Gate at the weekend.

So I said, Ok, the best thing to do here is to try to walk away as calmly as possible...assuming nothing is going to happen, right?

A Canadian military commander, asked what he would do if foreign soldiers attacked his country s Far North, calmly replied that he would dispatch an expedition to rescue them.

This, too, has been accepted reasonably calmly, if not always quietly, by China, and has not undermined the continuing growth in bilateral economic relationships that every country in the region is developing with China.

This did not prevent our discussions from being conducted calmly and efficiently, and at no time was any objection raised by any member of the committee against the manner in which I chaired them.

I do not understand, Mr President, why a parliament should be constrained to carry out its work in such unseemly haste. A parliamentary committee ought to proceed calmly and in the full knowledge of the facts.

The Russian government seems to be telling LGBT teens that they're a threat to each other that they require the attention of medical professionals, who will explain calmly that being gay precludes bravery, strength, and anything else good under the sun.

Surrounded by hordes of vampires, Christopher Columbus once had an epic sword duel with Count Dracula in the latter's castle. After the Count cut off Columbus's hand, Columbus calmly picked it up, put it back in place, and proceeded to best the Count.

It must be added that it distressed the woman who was calmly taking a walk and who, when she reprimanded those individuals, came to fear for her safety, because a lunatic who attacks an animal is capable of doing the same to a woman, a child, an elderly person, and, certainly, to anyone weaker than himself.

GOLLNISCH (DR). (FR) Madam President, it is quite clear that voting cannot proceed calmly as long as we do not know whether the insults to a former Head of State of the French Republic, who has been called a 'shit in a silk stocking' by one of our Socialist colleagues, are going to be withdrawn beforehand, in very clear terms.

The pre sidency believes that the fundamental directives on public contracts cannot be implemented properly unless, at the same time, the directive on appeals is approved so that the undertakings can face the wider European market calmly, on the basis of equal conditions as regards contracts and of equal conditions in the individual countries as regards protection of their rights should these be violated.

As a German Member who has been particularly affected by German unity, I should therefore like to thank the rapporteur for the exceptional work he has done in the last six months and also the chairman of our committee, who has taken us calmly through the many difficult votes. My thanks also for the cooperation of many Members who have contributed to the success of our work in the committee and in the House.