coolly

She made a small sound and he went on coolly.

Did he have to make an effort, talking so coolly?

She'd run into trouble if she did, he thought coolly.

The man who served it had taken the matter very coolly.

The chief executive looked across the table at him coolly.

"I should have expected to find you two together," she said coolly.

New York received the restaurant coolly, and for good reason.

He was thinking coolly now, pleased to be back in control.

He looked back at me coolly, knowing full well what I had tried to do, and said nothing.

She looked at him coolly when he finished saying this.

"But I think we should calm down and look at the future more coolly."

She looked at him coolly for a moment, and sat down just a few yards away.

Do it tomorrow, once you've had time to think things through a little more coolly.

"My brother and I have one thing in common," he said coolly.

But, she coolly told Pat, they would do for getting your hand in.

I ground out the cigarette on the table, and looked at him, coolly.

But they were coolly received by critics, and I can see why.

He nodded coolly and held up a hand for her to wait.

Coolly rising to her feet, she turned and walked across the room.

Sometimes I coolly bring my voice down to a whisper.

However, the public and some critics received the show coolly.

"I do believe you heard my every word," William said coolly.

"First try to kill the man behind you," she told him coolly.

"Let them see what they came for," she said coolly under her breath.

So at last we get to the heart of the matter, Elliott thought coolly.