Sentence examples for To eased from inspiring English sources
verb
To free (something) from pain, worry, agitation, etc.
- He eased his conscience by confessing.
Moreover my discovery that his mother did not read his texts, and that Roland did not expect her to, eased some family tensions of my own.
The miss proved pivotal as Bayern immediately went up the other end and punished the French side, ex-Marseille winger Ribery surging into the visitors' box before sliding over a cross that Olic to eased into the net.
Hodgson threw a dummy to go over as the visitors got their first points on the board, before Sinfield found McGuire in support on the break to eased any Leeds nerves, while Burrow's second try was the icing on the cake.
They unlikely to ease soon.
That's going to ease their transition".
Massage therapy to ease her tightened muscles.
Gradually, the strictures began to ease.
You have to ease into these rhythms.
How to ease up on a clutch.
But Emlen seemed to ease through it.
