Sentence examples for ever easing from inspiring English sources

True, he's still bedded a string of women, but he's been more half-cocked than ever, easing up on the pickup lines and focusing on other things, like his job.

And it never, ever eases up.

But don't expect the competition to ever ease up.

But none of that would ever ease the night of November 6.

Only time will ease us back into that way of life, if, indeed, we ever ease back into it completely.

Having trained the soldiers to fight, it is now undertaking its greatest effort ever to ease their return to "civilian" life.

"While nothing can ever completely ease the pain that the families of 9/11 victims have endured, I am hopeful that the developments of the last 24 hours will bring some comfort to them," said Lee in her statement.

This, hopes Nick Boles, the planning minister, will put empty offices back to use as homes, easing ever so slightly Britain's acute housing crisis.

Crucially, Osborne will be hoping that what ever his "credit easing" looks like, it does not hamper his efforts to cut the deficit.

A woman climbed atop the superdesk and began to dance, and within seconds the guards, ever so gently, eased her down.

But the conflict has continued at a low boil ever since, sometimes eased temporarily by peace talks or cease-fires that never seem to go anywhere.