| It will not only nourish and smoothen your skin but at the same time it will also soothe your tense nerves and refresh you. |
| So you will start with sound pre-knowledge, which will smoothen the entire course of travel. |
| The gradual reduction of aid flows and the international presence will smoothen inflation pressures further. |
| They not only smoothen the way to the lumber market, but unfortunately also to the victuals market. |
| At the time, he promised his mandate would smoothen relations between the European Parliament and the 27 national assemblies across Europe. |
| Smoothing planes are, as the name implies, used to simply smoothen the work surface after it has been trued. |
