soothe

He seemed to soothe me with a hand in the air.

A turn in the open air would soothe him, he thought.

I was thinking, just to soothe her, we could do a test.

As if it were still in her power to soothe.

My mother tried to soothe him, but there was little she could do.

Who is there to soothe them if you go running off in the city?

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

If you love books at all, it will soothe your mind.

He'd needed to hear her voice, to soothe himself with it.

Or does she have another way to soothe him to sleep?

It will soothe the sense of justice for all Americans.

Say I will soothe her hurt with my own hands.

Jimmy tried to soothe the girl as an old friend.

And then it took a lot of work to get them all soothed down again.

The last was a lie, but she had to soothe them.

Then it was my business to soothe him and to listen.

She gets up and walks around, trying to soothe him.

He is, but his mother soothes him, and asked about her husband.

The way she could soothe him even when he tried to fight it.

Last night, he met with them for more than an hour, trying to soothe their concerns.

I had to soothe her for a week before she would fly with me again.

He had tried to soothe the baby and dropped him on the floor.

The words soothe him with a different sort of warmth.

"I was trying to soothe the way for the community integrating."

He glared at her, and she tried to soothe him.