Sentence examples for calm some of from inspiring English sources

The forward is using his experience of high-pressure matches to calm some of his team-mates before facing England.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg went to Brooklyn yesterday to try to calm some of the emotions stirred up by the latest twists in the Abner Louima case.

Mr. Bush could calm some of their anger by publicly warning to Mr. Musharraf that the United States will not tolerate any further political meddling.

First of all, it will calm some of that title talk around White Hart Lane, relieving the players of some pressure.

ointing this out doesn't change anything real, but perhaps it may help calm some of the fears being fostered by underemployed Japan-bashers who, like old cold warriors, have lately gone searching for new enemies.

The statement from the commission appeared to calm some of the anxiety in the financial markets, though analysts said the risk was that domestic opposition in Greece could derail the austerity package.

On Monday, some top Fed officials made public comments that appeared to be aimed at calming some of the market's wild selling.

Later on in the competition, the snowboard cross and the parallel giant slalom events may have calmed some of the oldsters down.

The announcement calmed some of the uncertainty that had plagued the market every since talk of a rate increase began more than a month ago.

Since that first recording Mr. Schiff has re-evaluated his approach to the music, calming some of his faster tempos and eliminating entirely the use of the sustaining pedal, which he no longer believes should be used in Bach.

But China's subdued response to Mr. Chen's victory -- combined with the president-elect's own soothing remarks about relations across the Taiwan Strait -- calmed some of those jitters.