Sentence examples for ease bad from inspiring English sources
To ease bad feelings, the federation promised that if revenues exceeded expectations, the players would benefit.
A rest might help ease bad experiences, too.
But if you're one of those unlucky girls who have really bad skin, see your doctor; he/she might be able to give you medication that could ease your bad skin.
Mr. Gupta had grabbed the extra pillow, as many inmates do, to help ease a bad back.
At its best, care for dying children can help all involved feel that they did everything they could to ease a bad situation, the report said.
To help ease the bad public relations, Peter Coors, also in the fourth generation, coughed up a $30 million check for a baseball stadium in Denver.
The umpires carried out a couple of inspections when conditions eased but bad light and finally more rain ruled out any more play.
In his bedsit in South London, decorated with two miniature Christmas trees next to his fridge and kettle, Konan Koffi, 47, eases his bad back.
The two sides' foreign ministries agreed in October to normalize relations, and Korean President Moon Jae-in's upbeat state visit to China in December further eased the bad mood of a year ago.
But then the conversation veers toward the less exciting aspects of a political campaign: hiring consultants, fundraising, learning to ease off the bad geology puns ("tough schist").
