The point, surely, is that to soothe a book should be welcoming, simple, not requiring great effort.
Now, after weeks of intransigence, it can't do enough, phoning twice in an hour, transferring the money to your account and donating 5,000 Nectar points (about £25-worth) to soothe your feelings.
Air cells in the seat expand and contract to soothe pressure points in the lower back and buttocks and provide gentle stretching of the hips and waist.
For the second consecutive day, President Bush sought to soothe investors by pointing out that the American job market and the global economy were healthy.
The Nets, including the incoming owner, Bruce C. Ratner, attempted to soothe Kidd by pointing to next summer, when the team will have several draft picks and will probably have enough room under the salary cap to obtain another star player.
Though stretched to the point of meaninglessness, the analogy is meant to soothe — balm for a spirit burdened by a century of living uneasily with radiation.
At this point, your physician may recommend a medication to soothe the pain.
By their very design," he pointed out, "blockbuster fictions excite cultural anxieties only to soothe them, leaving consumers spent and satisfied".
President Bush's speech on corporate governance last Tuesday failed to soothe the Dow, which lost 695 points last week.
More to the point, the bill they were discussing had already been tailored to soothe Republican sensibilities.
