Sentence examples for ease look from inspiring English sources

Let's for the sake of ease look at any manager who has won two or more league titles since the second world war.

Robert de Lamanon, a French botanist and explorer, wrote from Laon, in northern France, that "the fog was cold and humid, with the wind coming from the south, and one could with ease look at the sun with a telescope without a blackened lens".

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All the same, the route to the exit from quantitative easing looks hellishly tricky.

Crucially, Osborne will be hoping that what ever his "credit easing" looks like, it does not hamper his efforts to cut the deficit.

"Further easing looks unlikely at the moment," analysts at Standard Chartered said in a research note, adding that the central bank was likely to wait for more data before making further moves.

George Osborne and the Treasury are still trying to work out exactly what their version of "credit easing" looks like but it is likely to involve buying corporate bonds – IOUs issued mainly by big companies – rather than bonds issued by the government (which is what the Bank of England's "quantitative easing" is).

"Women want to feel at ease, to look plain country pretty.

Thomas and Miss Pickle posed on a speech-balloon bench, as the dog's owner convinced her with relative ease to look at the digital camera.

Lightweight and whimsical, they'll give a silk faille A-line party dress understated elegance and ease, but look just at home with a pair of jeans and a cozy knit.

Federal Reserve Board Chairwoman Janet Yellen has warned lawmakers that legitimate efforts to stimulate the economy through such tools as quantitative easing can look like currency manipulation.