| I must congratulate you upon the sang-froid with which you speak of your infamies. |
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| So all that Italian crew looked on and marvelled at the infant phenomenon that downed wine with the sang-froid of an automaton. |
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| And even a rare off-day in front of goal, like at the Emirates, doesn't affect that sang-froid. |
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| The test had brought back the sang-froid of the man of the world. |
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| But he, M. Lacheneur, had been wise enough to retain his sang-froid. |
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| The looser pre-code restrictions of the time also allowed Mae to roll out her double and triple entendres with staggering sang-froid. |
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| The Marquis de Bruyeres watched him with great satisfaction, auguring good things for their side from his quiet sang-froid. |
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| She had the strength and sang-froid of a woman in the prime of life. |
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| At tea Clara felt the refinement and sang-froid of the household. |
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| My case was desperate and only a miracle of sang-froid could save me. |
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| The taciturn General Kayani weathered those accusations with a sang-froid that left both allies and enemies guessing about what, or whom, he knew. |
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| In the chapter on secret operations, O'Connor demonstrates a particular gift for describing the women of the SOE and their sang-froid prior to dispatch. |
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