Sentence examples for ease itself from inspiring English sources

It seems to ease itself over bumps and grooves like a great serpent.

The post-war German constitution, and a more critical political culture, makes it easier for Germany to resist incumbent industrial interests and ease itself out of lock-in.

"Will it come in slow like it did before and ease itself into the sandbags?" asked Darin Davis, 41, as he lay exhausted on the couch in his home in Louisiana, Mo., after a week of feverish sandbagging.

But outdoor cooking has begun, and that, my friends, means it's time to open up that top button, loosen up those shoulders and allow that pent-up anxiety to ease itself away.

Still, as we mature into our mortality, we begin to gingerly dip our horror-tingling toes into the void, hoping that our mind will somehow ease itself into dying, that God or some other soothing opiate will remain available as we venture into the darkness of non-being.

The herb-frosted New York steak that the fries come with isn't supposed to ease itself under your teeth quite the way it does — grass-fed beef is usually chewy and dry.

One company that is easing itself towards encouraging this kind of agriculture is Unilever.

A more self-confident Germany is gradually easing itself out of the strait-jacket of its marriage with France.

In the centuries between the founding of the Old Town and the beginning of the New Town, Edinburgh eased itself down the southern flank of the moraine.

Having outgrown the chaotic, precocious trappings of its adolescence, Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin's creation appears to be easing itself into more traditional sitcom trousers.

At that moment, a 3m-long grey shape rises behind the kelp stems and eases itself gently, but powerfully, in my direction.