Billy circled the drive, eased the Mercedes to the road, checked both directions, and went back the way he'd come.
But Ballance, whose early caution made way for the odd punched drive, eased England's nerves, sharing an unbroken stand of 64 with Root to help convert a position of some peril into one from which the tourists can press for victory.
Nested EASE (nEASE) is an extension of EASE that uses a second, sub-level, iterative Fisher's Exact Test to find GO subclasses that drive EASE term selection.
The assessment in inflation and growth are on the marginal soft side, i.e. more policy driven easing stance than data.
But like the movie's fantasies of domestic bliss, visions of gadget-driven ease faded, and homemakers were soon making do with utilitarian white boxes for cooking, refrigeration and laundry.
Cambridge is also proposing staff redundancies as part of a drive to ease its £30 million deficit.
Muttering under his breath, he shifted to four-wheel drive and eased into the water — gently — as we clung to the seat and wondered if we had irrevocably crossed the line between casual Hobbit fan and self-destructive fanatic.
Britain is to pay for migrants in Calais to be returned to their home countries as part of a £7m drive to ease the crisis in the French port.
Mr. Straw's trip is part of a diplomatic drive to ease tensions between the nations, which still have hundreds of thousands of troops along their borders and are armed with nuclear weapons.
George Osborne announced in the budget that it will increase to £10,500 next year – a month before the general election – as part of a coalition drive to ease the pressure on low earners.
Achieving his kind of openness took stubborn drive: The ease with which his arranging and composing came to connect Maurice Ravel, George Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Kurt Weill, Claude Thornhill, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Gerry Mulligan, Charles Mingus and Jimi Hendrix didn't indicate a path of least resistance.
