Meanings of behave sensibly in anglès

But just behave sensibly, and I'll protect you as well as I can.

And au revoir, monsieur; we will take charge of your future if you behave sensibly.

Now if you'll sit up and behave sensibly, I'll tell you why I want her.'

But I was too passionate to behave sensibly.

You see how well she is taken care of-andyou will behave sensibly, I am sure?

If you behave sensibly you won't.

She had spoken with him on Raymond's behalf and urged him to reconsider his attitude and behave sensibly and worthily.

I took them back home at lunch-time and during the afternoon tried to get them to behave sensibly, but without success.

However, Bertheroy rose and took his leave: "I'll come back; behave sensibly, and love one another as well as you can."

Always clever and unanswerable when he was defending nonsense and wickedness: always awkward and sullen when he had to behave sensibly and decently!

Arguably more of a pressing concern, then, is that spending £800m on a new stadium means having to behave sensibly in the transfer market.

But, as a spokesman for the car lobby, he is afraid to ask people to behave sensibly before they are forced to do so.

They began to think me some poor valetudinarian; but though I was in torments, a feeling of vanity made me endeavour to behave sensibly.

They will all treat you decently if I tell them to; so behave sensibly, and don't be a young jackass, and all will be well.

She wished he wouldn't, but since he would, she could not help thinking about him, and how she could manage to make him " behave sensibly."

He told Sasha he'd been behaving sensibly for a long time.