Sentences with phrase «calm jittery»

So, do the research and preparation necessary in order to calm jittery buyers (and sales associates).

They were to calm jittery shareholders who have penalized the company's stock price almost 20 % since Facebook released its most recent quarterly earnings and promised to make changes to its News Feed to emphasize more «meaningful» content (read: less shamelessly viral, ergo less engaging) in the wake of Russian election interference.

She believes her long - time work in the office and her previous experience as the acting U.S. solicitor general and principal U.S. deputy solicitor general have helped calm the jittery atmosphere among staff.

Washington (CNN)-- House Democratic leaders returned to the Capitol and used their first closed door meeting Tuesday night with rank and file Democrats to try to calm jittery nerves by delivering a series of presentations making the case that things aren't as dire for Democrats as they seem, according to multiple sources in the room.

This win should calm our jittery nerves, and we can feel just a little less concerned about the visit to Stamford Bridge.

For restless legs syndrome In the pipeline: Calming jittery legs may one day be as easy as slapping on a Band - Aid.

Not exact matches

Long Island educators continue to struggle in their efforts aimed at making schools safer and calming the nerves of students, parents and faculty still jittery after the deadly Valentine's Day shootings in Florida.

They promote feelings of calm and focus while boosting energy and immunity, and they won't amp you up or make you feel jittery.

If you have a jittery moment, a cuppa chamomile tea might help calm you down.

For jittery kids who spend all day at school or too much time indoors during cold winter months, a weighted blanket may be just the trick to calm nervous energy before bed and help to prolong deep sleep.

Lavender made into a tea is an effective tonic for jittery nerves because it encourages a calmer state of mind.

Some example phrases: cold / warm / hot; twitchy / butterflies / soft / stuck; sharp / dull / itchy; shaky / trembly / tingly; jittery / weak; empty / full; relaxed / calm / peaceful; flowing / spreading; strong / tight / tense; dizzy / fuzzy / blurry; numb / prickly / jumpy / tearful / goosebumpy.

You would calm a lot of jittery nerves.

As a result, your child will be less jittery and less hyper, which will help them become more calm and peaceful.