solace造句

I usually solace myself with music.

The sick man found solace in music.

They are they property and the solace of mankind.

His work has been a real solace to him.

I don't know how to solace his grief.

That is another reason for the beleaguered incumbents to seek solace in each other’s embrace.

But Mr Bush could be spending even more time seeking solace from his wife and dog this year than last.

They can draw some solace from the fact that MrHumala won by pledging to uphold many of the system’s pillars.

Coffee, that other daily solace, is rising to levels that might finally slow the specialty coffee juggernaut.

That stokes suspicions that the Vatican still puts its own prestige and secrecy above solace for the abused.

As we amble towards the end of summer, and the prospect of increasingly dark evenings, solace can be taken in the TV season gearing back up.

Unless the new plan to be unveiled this week can save the day, Sarkozy may find himself needing more than a teddy bear for psychic solace.

A lone acacia tree provides solace to sociable weavers, small birds who have built a number of large, interconnecting nests within its branches.

Going out of your mind is about reconnecting to the source, remembering where you came from and why you're here. It's about finding perspective and solace in the insanity of day to day life.

England fans seeking solace from their World Cup woe were shunning Portugal as a holiday destination after the national squad knocked England out of the tournament, travel agents said.

While we have reason not to be too optimistic about the young, we can seek solace in well-known scholar Chen Duxiu's writing that "to society, the young are like fresh new cells to the human body."

Cut off from the parents of their past and the children who should be their future, they seek a hesitant solace together walking side by side by the sea in the dark.