Sentence examples for good to ease from inspiring English sources

But given that this is a three-week race it might be good to ease myself into it a little more.

It's good to ease into the competition and now that my first fight's out of the way I can improve on it," said Barnes.

A Time magazine article from 2013 cited a study (paid for by the online shopping portal Ebates.com) which claims that 52% of Americans engage in retail therapy – the act of purchasing goods to ease feelings of sadness.

"I was trying to get him — not on good terms, but just to ease his mind," Detective Williams said.

US non-farm payroll figures announced on Friday showed a rise of 175,000 jobs in May, just good enough to ease concerns about the state of the world's largest economy but not so good that the US Federal Reserve was likely to end its bond buying programme in the immediate future.

Riders have been asking for better rights, and this insurance package is just a good way to ease the pressure.

But there is no good reason to ease these rules.

Is self-deprecating humor a good way to ease any tension? A.

In his view, this is a good way to ease the burden that a universal cultural ideal places on men and women.

The new flexibility has advantages; the Tuesday early curtain seems a good way to ease congestion and allow after-theater diners a little more time to digest.

Rubbing a baby's stomach with warm olive oil is a good way to ease gripes and stimulate a bowel movement.