Sentence examples for quell nerves from inspiring English sources

Times were ripe for the entry of a drug called thalidomide, one that promised to quell nerves, quash morning sickness and thwart miscarriages.

The artist hopes the drawing series serves as a type of visual therapy, bringing in the balm of natural beauty to quell nerves and heal an ailing body and mind.

Then either the politicians or the European Central Bank (ECB) respond with commitments or actions that quell nerves.

Through trial and error, Herndon found a regimen that has diminished his pain: He takes two antidepressants that have been found to quell nerve pain.

"As long as they come prepared, and quell the nerves a little, this can absolutely be turned into an advantage".

Others mourned the failure of diplomacy, worried about the potential loss of life and tried to quell their nerves.

Just an hour earlier, Mr. Kors had stood in the half-empty top floor of the boutique and cracked jokes to quell his nerves.

This time, Coles didn't take anything to quell her nerves, saying tearfully but defiantly: "Because it is messy and I am a bit of a mess about it".

We're held live chat with a panel of smart, lively millennials who have some keen views on the business of dating to help resolve any lingering questions (and quell your nerves) before Valentine's Day.

The much-anticipated meeting at the Élysée Palace here produced little that would seem to quell the nerves of bond traders, who are becoming increasingly worried that the economic slowdown in both Germany and France will make it harder to overcome Europe's debt crisis.

But it will have done little, for all that, to quell Tory nerves set jangling by UKIP's rise.The Tory candidate in Newark, Robert Jenrick, won with a robust majority of 7,000 votes, despite the hostile circumstances in which the election was held.