Sentence examples for ease outside from inspiring English sources

A combatant on the track, he needs to feel at ease outside the cockpit.

"You want to have more ease outside the house," the therapist summed up.

Whoever wins the next election has the chance to harvest Argentina's considerable economic strengths while uprooting the distortions that have built up since 2003.The decline of the populist leftStrangely for a man who seemed ill at ease outside Patagonia, let alone Argentina, Mr Kirchner's demise will also be felt across Latin America.

As such, it can often seem ill at ease outside of those waters, like the unfortunate seacow of the protest scene; lacerated by propellers whenever it ventures too far from familiar territory.

To help them, and expand their markets, Washington and other states are easing outside-investment restrictions.

Now, faced with an economic crisis and the high-profile assassination of a Hamas operative in Dubai, those dynamics have begun to shift again, perhaps easing the outside pressure on Egypt.

Being given the chance to stage them, at least, should make China feel somewhat more at ease with the outside world.

Nebbiolo, sometimes called spanna in northern Piedmont, is a fickle variety, seemingly ill at ease anywhere outside of Piedmont and a few stretches of neighboring Lombardy.

Similar tactics could be used to protect water quality in the Hudson River, ease sprawl outside the city or promote the state's wine regions.

Two new plans to improve Oxford's Frideswide Square and ease congestion outside the railway station have been revealed by Oxfordshire County Council.

This road and ferry greatly expanded the county's economic viability and ease of access to the outside world, leading to a rapid settlement of the area.