A female touch would surely ease things.
You can ease things out of people without being bland.' Hmm.
To ease things, the Army Corps of Engineers opened a spillway, flooding the sleepy swamp and putting wildlife in a panic.
These changes were meant to ease things for a frontrunner who was viewed skeptically by the grassroots.
Real was able to ease things down and prepare itself for Saturday, when it meets Barcelona, the first of four contests between the Spanish giants over 18 days.
To help ease things, Mr. Mann said, "the thing to focus on and discuss in public is the importance of what the symbols stand for".
The recent harvest has helped ease things in the short term, and there are plenty of cheap vegetables available in some markets at the moment.
"I realise there are situations where I camp it up, make myself into a sort of novelty character to ease things along," he says.
Yemen has long looked to its big, rich neighbour, Saudi Arabia, to bail it out; 3m barrels of Saudi oil have arrived in Aden, which should ease things for a while.
In this way, the will-writing industry has managed to transform an act – making a will – which is meant to ease things for those you leave behind into an expensive future burden.
Jane asked if this would muddle the "memory processing", but the psychiatrist assured her that the drug - 20mg of citalopram daily - would scarcely interfere; it might simply ease things along.
