Sentence examples for can take solace from from inspiring English sources

Maybe he can take solace from the Rams.

Aguero may be frustrated but can take solace from his side's improved performance by the Thames in a season which they have begun slightly off form.

However, Ed Miliband can take solace from the fact that the experience of austerity and cuts to welfare appears to be changing people's minds.

If so, perhaps ITV can take solace from the fact that breakfast television has never taken off over here as it did in the US.

Westwood can take solace from the fact the 43-year-old Mickelson, who has five majors to his name, did not win any until 2004.

But Unicom can take solace from PetroChina: after being picketed by protesters and initially spurned by investors, it now trades comfortably above its offering price.

In any aviation incident we can take solace in the fact that from most tragedies come lessons and safety improvements.

The company can take solace in that it's revenue from its drugstores rose 17.9%, with sales at stores open at least a year rising 5.7%.

Perhaps the National Football League executives who were heavily criticized by fans and players last season for trying to remove dangerous hits from the game can take solace: they have something in common with Theodore Roosevelt.

But they can take solace that Mondavi's 1997 cabernet sauvignon, made from Mondavi vineyard grapes as well as from grapes from contract vineyards in the Napa Valley, is a good buy and very drinkable at about $27.

Still, smartphone users can take solace in the fact that they can still hear game coverage from either team's broadcast service.