Sentence examples for a real easing from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Elle last October, she said, "I think it is simpler to be the legitimate wife of the head of state rather than his partner," adding, "I felt a real easing of the general concern about me when I married Nicolas".

"There was a real ease to the conversation," Mr. DeVoe said.

"I thought I'd be scared," she said, "but there's a real ease and calmness about them cruising around".

There's a real ease to Butler himself.

For me, there's a real ease to working with Nick.

If you look at the scope and scale, from 'Hogan's Heroes' to 'Moonlighting,' it shows a real ease across genres".

Granada squandered their few chances before Rodríguez followed up a scuffed Ronaldo effort to score the fourth four minutes from time as Real eased to an 11th win in a row in all competitions.

But for any real easing, says Mr Sharon, Yasser Arafat must first publicly denounce all Palestinian "violence and terror", act against members of his armed forces engaged in this violence, and resume security co-operation with the Israeli army.Mr Arafat is unlikely to do what is demanded.

Real eased off in the second half and the Getafe defender Alexis Ruano pulled a goal back at a 70th-minute corner, prompting more whistles directed at their own team from some sections of the home crowd.

It appeared that Schalke's number one might escape with conceding just one goal at the Bernabeu as Real eased off after the break.

On the monetary front we need real easing, not the phony version we've had so far that is a pale imitation of what Japan's done: cutting rates but not supplying enough dependable fuel to get the economy humming.