Sentence examples similar to ease up for a second from inspiring English sources

In six months, the firm tannins will ease up; for now, a hearty beef dinner will help with the easing.

Your stress will ease up for it.

But in a sign of just how fragile the Greek economic situation remains – and just how slender the margin of victory was for the pro-Europe backers in Athens – Mr. Obama couched his words with what seemed a veiled appeal to Germany to ease up on its austerity-first demand for how Greece should handle its fiscal crisis.

President Obama on Monday echoed the sigh of temporary relief coming from global leaders over the outcome of Greece's elections, and couched his words with what seemed a veiled appeal to Germany to ease up on its austerity-first demand for how Greece should handle its fiscal crisis.

Late in the first half, Sprewell was jostling for position with Wizards forward Tyrone Nesby, and Rush whistled Sprewell for a foul after warning the two of them to ease up.

And while for most people, the pain eases up after the first few moments, for me, that blasted pain stuck around for the whole nursing session.

I think Bill can ease up on the gushing for a while at least.

It follows demands within the party for an easing up of austerity.

For South Koreans, any easing up of the North's bellicosity is a most welcome relief.

And so, perhaps the Yankees could ease up just a bit as they went for the sweep.

The EU economic affairs commissioner, Olli Rehn, has blamed attempts by Spain, the eurozone's fourth largest economy and a more potent threat than bailed-out Greece, Portugal or Ireland, to ease up on deficit-cutting for renewed pressure on sovereign debt.