Sentence examples for something to calm from inspiring English sources
She needed something to calm her down, so she decided to explore the book rack.
We all listened attentively to this voice hoping it will say something to calm people.
He opens a jewel case and invites her to choose something to calm her nerves.
"How about something to calm your nerves and help you sleep?" The patient readily agreed.
"They told me I needed to give him something to calm him down," she said.
"We need something to calm him, so he doesn't hurt himself, something we can administer ourselves," I said.
"Now I'm going to play something different to calm your nerves," Mr. Markov, a young Paganini look-alike, said afterward, before giving an exquisite performance of the first movement of Bach's Unaccompanied Partita No. 2 in G minor.
Take a walk around the block, talk to a friend or family member, or do something else to calm yourself down.
"Mother needs something today to calm her down / And though she's not really ill / There's a little yellow pill".
The reality is that I'm the mom who was asking her OB whether she could arrange to give me Valium or something else to calm me down because I was convinced I would be a nervous wreck on the big day.
In 1966, The Rolling Stones released "Mother's Little Helper", a jaunty little Valium-themed single from their album Aftermath, which included the lyrics, "Mother needs something today to calm her down / And though she's not really ill / There's a little yellow pill," and cynically concludes, "If you take more of those, you will get an overdose".
