Sentence examples similar to go easy I from inspiring English sources

It's going to get easier, I promise.

I wanted to come to the animal's defense, to encourage its master to go easy, but I didn't dare let go of the slender iron support that kept me from falling.

I try to go easy on them; I don't draw their noses too big or give them bowed legs.

Steve's conversation with poor, broken Joseph Nash was quietly devastating and I enjoyed Jackie's confession – "but I thought you'd go easy on me if I cooperated" – and the tentative hints of a possible relationship between Kate and Dot.

I make a rule to go easy on myself and I set aside some time not only for sleep, but also for relaxation.

"So I go easy with the racquet".

"At first you're wondering: should I go easy here, but you realize quite quickly that you can't," he recalled to The Irish Independent.

But when the temperature rises above 90 degrees and the air is thick and sticky, as it is today, the truth is that I go easy on liquor.

But go easy on the hoisin: I was told that young Vietnamese scornfully call it "gringo sauce" because of how shamelessly Americans use it.

"But the folks in this area aren't used to too much of a wood flavor, so I go easy on the smoke".

"My driving style has changed recently - I go easy on the accelerator, don't pull away too hard and try to keep my gear changes smooth.