Sentence examples similar to soothe traffic from inspiring English sources

If music can salve the soul, imagine hearing it accompanied by the balm of a river's undulations, the twinkle of the Manhattan skyline, the soothing flow of river traffic.

Shelling beans in the late evening sun, away from the bustle and hustle of traffic, is rather soothing.

Like the station, Mr. Kiernan has embedded himself into New Yorkers' precoffee routines, his mellow Canadian demeanor perfectly pitched to the soothing banality of the morning traffic reports.

Not only can one hear soothing music that helps through traffic jams or follow the latest local news on the radio; it has become an instrument of public discourse.

When you're about to enter areas with heavy traffic, you'll be soothed by the mellowest tracks in your collection.

Victories might soothe local concerns about escalating costs, congested traffic and environmental disruptions on the downhill ski run.

What with treadmills and traffic and troublesome chairs, her voice will soothe listeners for decades to come.

And anything to reduce rush-hour traffic jams will increase productivity, and soothe frazzled nerves.

It is soothing to watch them carving away at the permanent wave as traffic roars by incongruously overhead.

A martial band played soothing strains from "La Traviata," and the police escort that accompanied the popemobile stopped at traffic lights on the parade route.

Soothe with cold or heat.