But they needed one last inspirational moment to alleviate any doubts they had of ever winning on the road again, to soothe any fears they had about making a big play under pressure.
The meeting was held to soothe any fears about what might happen to the papers.
For an hour, I coaxed her to talk, to try to soothe her fear.
He wonders, however, whether a serious peace deal is possible, given the uncertainty over who is actually behind the attacks.Whether or not peace talks can get anywhere, the government could do much more to soothe southerners' fear and mistrust.
"To believe in God is to soothe the fear of our death.
It is the latest evidence that Britain's decision to leave the EU has had a limited impact on the UK economy in the immediate aftermath of the vote and will soothe fears of a recession later this year.
One of Ms. Botz's subjects, an ebullient-sounding artist and writer named Robyn Bellospirito, used her own photographs as a way to soothe her fears when she had to leave the house, taking hundreds of pictures along her route.
In the wake of the ruling, university officials have sought to soothe faculty fears, recently creating a policy that requires students who want to bring their firearms on campus to live in separate graduate student apartments and cottages.
This directly contradicts what appeared to be an assurance given by David Blunkett, the home secretary, two weeks ago in an attempt to soothe the fears of civil liberties campaigners about the privacy implications of blanket data retention.
In a New Year's message two days before the euro arrived in A.T.M.'s and cash registers, Mr. Blair made clear that he is hoping a successful euro will soothe British fears about losing the pound.
A jump in the cost of lodging and a pickup in housing costs helped push underlying U.S. inflation up at its fastest rate in nine months in May, the government said on Tuesday in a report that could soothe deflation fears.
