Sentence examples for help to quiet from inspiring English sources

Ago, stretching exercises help to quiet leg spasms at night.

They also identified ways in which new drugs might someday help to quiet that signalling.

But the size of the jobs plan — which could approach $400 billion — may help to quiet some of the president's critics.

Te'o's performance Saturday — mostly relaxed even when he was asked near the end if he was dating anybody now "in real life" — will almost certainly help to quiet the din surrounding him.

The two wins should help to quiet critics who had doubted Oklahoma City's ability to beat elite teams (though it should be mentioned that Tony Parker sat out the decisive final minutes of the Thunder's victory over the Spurs).

Perhaps imagining yourself in a peaceful garden will help to quiet racing thoughts, or focusing your gaze on a flame in front of you will restore a sense of inner calm.

That has helped to quiet the markets in Europe and bolster them elsewhere.

June 26 , 2006Research by Bioengineering Professor Teresa Head-Gordon is helping to quiet a controversy over the structure of water.

The N.R.A. promptly tweeted its support, which may have helped to quiet the response from some elected Republicans.

Paradoxically, the bass notes of whatever was playing added texture to the room's ambient noise, helping to quiet the room by softening the ricocheting sounds of conversation.

This also helps to quiet your mind helping you create clarity in your life and business projects.