Jobie found solace from this torment by shutting himself away in his workshed.
A year after her ordeal, Ms. Maynard, a 42-year-old purchasing agent, says she found solace from a source that may sound unlikely but is increasingly available to American workers: her employer.
She found solace from gender-based discrimination, however, while working on "Carrie Pilby," a film written, directed and produced by women.
We trust Marilyn will find solace from her children, grandchildren, family and friends.
They were loud like him, profane like him, and, like him, they seemed to find solace from their private traumas in a dark and graphic form of humor.
Like many, I came to it after watching Ken Loach's 1969 film adaptation portraying a young Yorkshire lad named Billy Casper who finds solace from a life of bullying and neglect by rearing a wild kestrel he calls Kes.
Historical fiction's old fall-back of focusing on sex for drama yields dubious results: when Georg finds solace from marital discord in the arms of a "rubber-nippled, conversational, aesthetic, intuitive, good, generous-thighed woman", it seems as if Wilson, too, is in the grip of the "onanistic miasma" aboard Cook's ship.
There she meets the local schoolteacher and his beautiful, dissatisfied wife, as well as a female tribal elder who reads to find solace from a lifetime of loss and her granddaughter, a dreamer intent on escaping the village for a teaching job in the city.
The Heat had tried to find solace from its 106-80 loss to Charlotte in Game 1 Saturday by pointing out that the last time it was routed in a Game 1, it came back for a rousing victory in Game 2. That was in 1999, when Miami fell by 20 points to the Knicks and won by 10 in Game 2. But tonight the Hornets stole a page from Heat Coach Pat Riley's playbook: win with defense.
You might just find solace from an old and trusted source: incandescent lights.
Some find solace from inhaling solvents.
