Sentence examples for ease comes from inspiring English sources

Wine-lovers discovered that these were merely intermediate tools, and that with confidence and ease comes a curiosity that goes beyond what's in the glass.

Her ease comes partly from her age: she is nearly 62. "All my life I've seen people say, 'Gender equality is very important, once we've sorted out whatever it is, we will get back to it'," she says when I ask about her membership of the Women's Equality party, which celebrates its first birthday in the Royal Festival Hall this weekend.

Ease comes from confidence when you know what you are saying and doing.

The surprising ease came later.

In his absence, Lochte won with ease, coming within 0.30 of a second of his world record, finishing in 1 minute 54.43 seconds.

"They have more disposable income and they feel more at ease coming into a gallery than they would have, say, 30 years ago".

It was a simple relocation given the extreme lengths many immigrants endure to have a shot in America, though the apparent ease came with an expiration date. .

Generally, the focus on ease and simplicity comes at the sacrifice of power and flexibility — and vice versa.

But the latest spell of quantitative easing comes to an end this month and the Fed has made clear it has no desire to add to it.

The radical new dose of quantitative easing comes alongside tax breaks from the government aimed at encouraging firms to raise wages, in the hope that consumers will respond by increasing spending, and allow prices to rise, too.

But such capital will be a lot harder to secure from America as quantitative easing comes to an end.Some emerging markets have already reportedly sold a slug of dollars from their foreign-exchange reserves to slow the descent of their currencies.