Sentence examples for got to soothe from inspiring English sources

Then you've got to soothe and entertain the little one so everyone on the plane doesn't hate you. the struggle.

When I got to my room I tried to put on soothing music to calm myself down.

Listen, mishaps do happen (even to my kids) to the best of us so if your baby does get burned, take steps to soothe and stave off the pain and inflammation.

Whether over Christmas dinner or in the House of Commons, it's a perfect rhetorical gesture: you get to look statesmanlike, soothing, compassionate, and open-minded at the same time as surreptitiously laying the blame at someone else's door.

Find facts to soothe your fears.

Make calming sounds to soothe your baby.

Pakistan angrily closed the crossing to protest the strikes on its side of the border, leaving American officials to use meetings and phone calls to try to soothe relations and get the route reopened.

If you get a sun burn while trying to get a "natural" tan use aloe vera to soothe the burn.

If you want to go into the woods to soothe your middle-age angst, the Cayenne will get you there.

There were days when all my attempts to soothe and shush you got drowned in your wailing with a colic tummy.

Also, when babies cry or poop at the gym (which mine really likes to do), no one changes their diaper or tries to soothe them -- they come get you.