Sentence examples for ease it from from inspiring English sources

"Over all, this country has a right to expect us to ease it from crisis, no matter who created that crisis".

For those who need to confess, she can "write out a man's pain and ease it from his heart forever". A stranger's appearance, and her attempt to fulfill his request, precipitate catastrophe, and the scribe grapples with wrongs she has committed.

Poverty is complex – but over a century, we have developed proven methods of easing it: from social housing and sickness support to child benefits and pensions.

The passage of time eased it from a place of horror to a place in history.

Remove a fragile book from the bookshelf by tilting it backwards and easing it out of place from the front or top sides of the book.

Obviously you need to remove as much of the water as quickly as possible, to prevent it from easing its way into the phone: Gently wipe off as much water as possible without dropping the phone.

People of all ages were crossing with ease, it appeared, leaping in places from one angled surface of rock to the next.

While it may convince the Fed to ease up, it remains far from the robust growth that economists say the country needs to recover more quickly.

Thus, a sit-to-stand easy-chair is designed where a small force applied on the armrest can gently propel and ease rising from it.

It reckons that, on one hand, it may ease pressure from the regulator for the introduction of mobile virtual network operators.

Emphasizing access versus ownership isn't just more sustainable, it helps ease friction from the differences between rich and poor.