So I was a little stunned when the instructor, sitting on a platform on the back end of the speedboat and holding onto the rope, gradually fed Kate into the water, moved her back and forth and, with nary a fall, eased her out into the rapid, choppy wake.
The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless aid dropped by the most in nearly a year last week, easing concerns that the recovery in the labor market was stalling.
The oil price dropped to $63 a barrel on August 17th, easing from a recent record high of over $67.America's annual rate of consumer-price inflation rose sharply, from 2.5% in June to 3.2% in July.
He gave £5 million, or roughly $8 million, to the Conservative Party in 2001, easing a potential cash crisis.
Seton Hall stretched a 17-point lead at halftime into 21 in the second half, easing to a 77-66 victory.
Official figures on Sept. 9 showed the volume of Chinese property sales in value terms increased 20.4 percent in August from a year earlier, easing from a rise of 26.3 percent in July, but still keeping a double-digit growth pace.
He was rated 100percentt disabled by the Veterans Affairs Department and now receives a monthly check for $2,711, easing the financial pressure somewhat.
Tursunov faced those tests yesterday, easing to a 6-3 vinthey in the first set, then moving in front, 5-1, in the second set with two break points for the match.
The Assn. of Flight Attendants asked a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to overturn a ruling the Federal Aviation Administration made last year easing the use of computer tablets and smartphones on planes.
A budget deal last year eased the effects of the cuts, but they are due to return in fiscal 2016.
