Sentence examples for ease away from inspiring English sources

There is precedent for Republicans to ease away from a presidential nominee who appears unable to win.

Just before her summer break, she finally made a couple of forays into the open but looked ill at ease away from her televisual throne.

The Aston Villa boss wants to take 31-year-old to the Midlands in the hope that he will help them ease away from the threat of relegation.

Lift off the top shell, slip the knife under the nugget of meat with its orange coral and frilly skirt, and ease away from the shell.

There was a period in this country, from the 30's through the 70's, in which government caring seemed to ease away some of the muck.

As Arsenal searched to ease away from Bolton and the visiting defence suffered the shakes, Jaaskelainen was under increasing pressure to keep his team in with a chance.

People had eased away from Tovah.

Eventually we waved and eased away.

Opium eased away frustrations and failings.

But N.W.A. eased away from grim realism.

Briefly, his challengers were quite close, but then he eased away again.