During that derby in 2012, Charles observed that the hostilities between the two sets of fans might be easing, something he attributes to more stringent policing: "To be honest, I think that particular derby I attended was tame compared to others I've read about.
Senator Hutchison said she finds that women, in general, "try to make people feel more comfortable and ease anxieties," something that has worked in their favor, as well.
She sang her song "The Greatest," slowly, resizing it and making it more abstract; she refined her use of the second microphone, and began to ease into something like a stage show.
One solution is to resort to quantitative easing, something the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve did back when the slump was at its worst in 2008-09.
After a few minutes, the sucking eased to something manageable, the child sated.
Yet across Miami, Mr. Miller doesn't see credit easing much, something that needs to happen for the market to return to a more normal, sustainable state.
Briefly Spain eased into something approaching their regular rhythm before another panicked intake of collective defensive breath allowed Chile to plunder.
Beginning with a phrase akin to "I Loves You Porgy," his first solo veered away from Gershwin, paused, thickened with dissonance, cleared for a pretty ballad-like melody, crumbled into a rush of notes, eased into something hymnlike, darkened again, hinted at late-night blues and settled on pulsating low chords to support furtive glimmers of melody.
He said, 'You wouldn't even kiss me in a lift!' And I said, 'I'm not kissing you at all.'" But despite having been alone for so long, she wasn't surprised that her friendship with Ron was easing into something deeper.
