Sentence examples for ease to the from inspiring English sources
"There was a real ease to the conversation," Mr. DeVoe said.
In film after film she appears extraordinarily at ease: to the camera born.
"By talking, I think I bring some ease to the people who died," he said.
His friends say he is great fun in private, but he does not convey warmth or ease to the electorate at large.
He gives an impression of being both primitively naïve and hypercivilized, and he elevates ease to the status of an ethical law: Thou shalt not toil.
It took the form of a six-team league and Mexico, led by the Atlético Madrid star Hugo Sánchez, were expected to ease to the top.
With 450 meters left, Jennings eased to the front.
Ms. Mufleh eases to the side and looks at her watch.
The visitors eased to the target to move 27.5 points clear at the top.
Campbell led from the start and gradually pulled clear before easing to the line.
He battles back to deuce though and then eases to the next two points.
