Sentence examples for cool ease from inspiring English sources

Brochet as Madame X has a cool ease and grace.

With a cool ease after one track meet, she looked at me and said "Some people aren't runners".

But then there is Dr. Drew on camera, calmly handling the toughest cases, explaining addiction to millions of viewers (millions!) with the cool ease of a pro but in the ordinary language of the layman.

Michael pointed out that all of the benefits of scale out development — power, cooling, ease of access — benefit small and medium business consumers just as much as enormous data centers.

Yet any revision would have to be modest and is becoming less likely, for several reasons.The euro-zone crisis has cooled, easing the pressure for reform.

The lid of the cooler eased back and there it was, the liver, smooth and burnished, more pink than red — and it wasn't like meat, not at all, more like something sculpted out of very soft stone.

Remove from microwave and let rest for 5-10 minutos to cool for ease of handling.

(Chinen) Dave Stryker Trio (Saturday) The guitarist Dave Stryker has made a subspecialty out of soulful hard bop — often, as on "Blue Strike," released on SteepleChase last year, with a cool, deceptive ease.

She thinks the best place to raise a child, in 1964, is not in the "cool, cushioned ease" of the uptown apartment she has inherited from her mother ("I really thought she'd leave it all to the Whitney"), but rather in freaked-out Greenwich Village.

And as high prices lead to greater production, they also cool demand, easing the pressure further.

The Pentagon regards January or February as the most suitable for any ground attack because the short winter days play to the American edge in night-fighting and the cooler temperatures ease discomfort for troops dressed in chemical warfare gear.