Sentence examples for ease aside from inspiring English sources

Indeed, ease aside, a big motivator for Coterie customers seemingly will be how their parties look on social media, though venture capitalist Laura Chau disagrees with this assessment.

He dropped out of a crowded primary field there and jumped into the race against Valadao after national Democrats helped ease aside Emilio Huerta, a Bakersfield attorney who ran in 2016 and lost badly to the incumbent.

Some excellent New York City retailers deliver wine to Long Island customers, but, the ease aside, there is a benefit in buying from Island merchants, especially those who take big positions in East End wines and enjoy heavy turnovers.

Soaring over his fences with apparently effortless ease, aside from a minor blip at the ditch, the seven-year-old Sprinter Sacre served up a dominant victory in the Queen Mother Champion Chase.

Gradually, Sifton the essayist is eased aside by Sifton the human-rights worker.

Steve Meehan has been eased aside as head coach and Sir Ian McGeechan will be expected to guide the club into the play-offs next year.

The records are largely from Dr. Travell, a specialist in internal medicine and pain management who treated Kennedy for years before ultimately being eased aside after bitter arguments with other doctors about his care.

After it became clear the Mr. Cipel's status as an Israeli citizen would prevent him from passing a security check by the F.B.I. and gaining access to top-secret reports, Mr. Cipel was eased aside.

Mr. Spillenger's reputation, or lack of one, is a reminder that the great art movements rise and then fall — with Abstract Expressionism eased aside by Pop, in turn overtaken by Super-Realism, Minimalism and all the other isms — and that from any one moment, often only a handful of names survive, some for good reason, some just from luck or self-promotion.

At least once in Lens, Chris Smalling was simply eased aside on the gallop by Hal Robson-Kanu, a fine all-round athlete who looks like he'd be equally good at rugby, or the decathlon or carrying barrels and throwing them on a truck slightly quicker than various gurning men from Iceland.

It is a full half-century since this stark scene appeared on the screen, on the far side of the cultural revolution initiated by the 1960s, when Bergman was himself easing aside (though never completely) his obsession with God and death.