Because of this, providing moisture can help soothe this irritation.
I soothed this admittedly strange worry – that my favourite sitcom family could have been Trump supporters – by considering a more plausible outcome.
Be creative: include precise details related to the information in the article and invent a plausible story that might help soothe the worries of investors.
To soothe the worries of U.S. Ambassador Anne Patterson about the mounting civilian deaths from JSOC raids in other countries, commandos brought her a Predator console so she could witness a raid in real time.
Kevin Durkin, an E.D.S. sales executive in Herndon, Va., and a former reservist, said he tried to soothe the worries of one employee, George Batsakis, who was called up on Sept. 24.
Lingering concerns that economic recovery could be a long way off were reinforced by Thursday's government payrolls report before the long weekend, which showed unemployment at 9.5%, and a reading on the services sector Monday did little to soothe those worries.
But he was best known as the soft-spoken surgeon who soothes the worries of his patients, their families and his colleagues in "Medical Center," set in a fictitious teaching hospital in Los Angeles.
Wearing his shades and a star-spangled cap, he played, the music soothing the worries of war and life, if only for a few hours, just like old times.
While thousands of federal employees continued to worry about whether they could come to work Monday, House Republicans' priority instead was soothing the worries of Big Telecom.
The European Commission is trying to soothe American worries.
Willy Claes, Nato's Secretary-General, sought to soothe Russian worries.
