Sentence examples for carefully ease from inspiring English sources

Leave to cool for a moment, carefully ease out of the tray and on to a rack, then sit the lids on top.

Bang the gong, compose a winning musical montage, hire a good-looking presenter, and with your other hand very carefully ease that wallet out of the breast pocket.

When the turkey is cool enough to handle, pull away and discard the skin (which has now yielded up all its wonderful flavour), then carefully ease the meat away from the bone, keeping it in large chunky pieces.

But one thing that Britain, Spain, Ireland and the rest of the European economy have in common: Any return to growth is likely to lose momentum next year as governments everywhere carefully ease their feet off the economic stimulus pedal.

Carefully ease out the excess to form an indent.

When the learner is prepared to do this, which may not be for quite a long time, you should carefully ease him/her into the deep end.

Instead, he slowly and carefully eased back onto the road, avoiding young drivers' common error of turning back onto the pavement too sharply, then shooting across the highway.

In announcing the change, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, carefully eased expectations, suggesting about 900,000 more homeowners would be helped, roughly doubling the size of the program to date.

It is proud of its "carefully calibrated" easing of capital restrictions over the past 18 years.

Untangle the roots carefully by easing them apart with your fingers.

These multinationals were easing carefully into a multibillion pound weight-loss market encompassing gyms, home fitness, fad diets and crash diets, and the kind of magazines that feature celebs on yo-yo diets or pushing fitness DVDs promising an "all new you" in just three weeks.