quell造句

This medicine will quell your sore throat.

Difficulties and setbacks never quell their curiosity.

Yet these advantages cannot quell a nagging unease.

That pill you want to take to quell your nausea?

The company hopes the partner program will quell the negativity.

His actio have done little to quell the eculation.

The government's reassurances have done nothing to quell the doubts of the public.

The police have been called in to quell a minor disturbance.

Factions within Aryan increasingly sought to use crystal energy to quell the adversaries.

The government has sought to quell growing discontent by declaring a week of national mourning, but the questions remain.

Factions within Aryan increasingly sought to use crystal energy to quell the adversaries. This was firmly refused by the Atla-Ra and 'Law of One' populace of Poseida.

He criticised the President, Michelle Bachelet, for not using the country's harsh terrorism law to quell their protests for control of their ancestral land.

Trouble is, at 440 billion euros, the newly expanded fund still doesn't have enough firepower to quell the markets and restore investor confidence.

But you can often quell the infection, and quickly ease the itching, by rinsing your feet three or four times a day for a few days with undiluted apple cider vinegar.