Sentence examples for bit of a calming from inspiring English sources

Two wins would have had a bit of a calming effect.

Since mother cats pick up kittens by the scruff of their neck, this grip has a bit of a calming effect on the animal as well.

Sat 7.30pm, Columbus Crew Stadium Ian Fraser, Crew Union, Columbus Crew: A bye week created a bit of a calm around Columbus.

Justice Blackmun reached out, even in retirement, to other justices if he concluded they needed a bit of calming down or cheering up.

I'm dying for the show to take a bit of a breath and calm itself down a little.

After a bit of fuming, Carl calmed down, took to the piano and played the tune a few hundred times until he "heard" "Oh My Love" in place of "Lord Above".

"We took a bit of time to calm everyone down, and coming back to our base camp allowed us to do that," he said.

We all took a bit of time to calm down, cool down, and then headed to the grandstand to cheer on the rest of our team -- in what turned out to be the United States' best World Cup ever.

Some days later, USA's CEO suggested that reducing the federal budget deficit will require merely some modest tax reform and and a minor adjustment of the Medicare program -- a claim that in my opinion was beyond wishful thinking -- and seemed to be a quick bit of fudging to calm the natives.

TAMPA, Fla .— Five months to the day since he lay helpless on the infield dirt with a broken ankle, Derek Jeter returned to his position at shortstop, lending a bit of calm to a team troubled by bad injury news.

The illustrations are a rush of sketch and shape and texture, not unlike the work of Oliver Jeffers, although my favorite bit is a calm drawing of a game of hide-and-seek, with not a single child visible.