Sentence examples for calm troubles from inspiring English sources

No such interruption to the Casamancais calm troubles life in smaller settlements like Tionk Essil and Abene, which lie to the north of Ziguinchor, via the bridge spanning the Casamance delta.

The American government pressed President Diem to calm troubled waters.

If you're in "don't fence me in" mode, travel and sneaky downtime calm troubled waters.

Volunteers put inside a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) machine were able to control the activity of a brain region responsible for pain perception, suggesting that the technology may someday provide a drug- and side-effect-free way to calm troubled nerves.

Men's Health recommends its readers to "use magic phrases" to calm troubled waters.

Kaspit goes on to present his take on the turn of events, quoting "Washington insiders" who note that the last month has witnessed a change in the White House's approach to Israel in a deliberate effort to calm troubled waters.

Mr Wahid made her personally responsible for calming trouble in the remote Moluccan islands, but she has said and done little as more than 1,500 people there have died in clashes between Muslims and Christians.

"He calmed troubled waters in an enterprise as complex and with as many diverse personalities as Apollo was," Mr. Collins said, adding that Dr. Seamans "was the balance" between scientists, engineers, contractors and "sometimes the astronauts".

It is leaving him there that is in truth inhumane.' Blair's religion gave him a deep inner conviction and sense of calm through troubles greater than has been endured by any other postwar Prime Minister.

Earlier on Friday, Mr Dodds had appealed for calm following trouble.

The voting was relatively calm and trouble free.