Sentence examples for time to soothe from inspiring English sources

It will take time to soothe their concerns.

With all the attention on the move, there has been little time to soothe those who will be left behind.

Laura Robson, not yet out of her teenage years and soon to lose her wisdom teeth, has the consolation of time to soothe the disappointment of losing to Li Na in the third round of the US Open – 12 months after beating the Chinese player at the same stage of the tournament.

He took time to soothe potential customers, explaining that with his help Fluffy would rest in peace, not in a dump or a rendering facility.

Maybe Lockhart also can take time to soothe investors, who have been none too happy with Oracle lately the company's stock price has been halved since Sept. 1 and is now trading at $23 and change.

And there was no time to soothe my nerves.

Marion Spady, 45, a carpenter sitting outside a deli on Sutphin Boulevard, said that in light of the killing of Trayvon Martin by a neighborhood watch member in Sanford, Fla., Mr. Kelly's announcement was timed to "soothe people's minds".

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But he has paid dearly for it, spending a great deal of time trying to soothe Ms. Finke or the targets she has maimed.

Pity the poor final guest, former deputy assistant police commissioner and Lib Dem London mayoral candidate, Brian Paddick, who spent most of his time trying to soothe the fractious beasts and engage in interesting conversation.

'While Ed Miliband is spending his time trying to soothe his biggest paymasters, we're dealing with the deficit, controlling immigration and fixing the welfare system to help hardworking people".