Sentence examples for had begun easing from inspiring English sources

By 6 P.M., Salvador, Lucio, and Jesús had begun easing into the water the cimbra: a three-mile length of braided nylon cord from which hung, about every ten yards, a three-foot piece of monofilament and a three-inch hook baited with a chunk of flesh five hundred hooks in all.

By 6 P.M., Salvador, Lucio, and Jesús had begun easing into the water the cimbra: a three-mile length of braided nylon cord from which hung, about every ten yards, a three-foot piece of monofilament and a three-inch hook baited with a chunk of flesh — five hundred hooks in all.

Cable networks have begun easing off on their coverage of the president's campaign rallies.

Against this backdrop of intensifying engagement, Washington's attitude has begun easing in recent weeks.

THERE seems to be some consensus that by the end of the year the Federal Reserve will have begun easing policy once again.

Beginning Friday at noon, the Israelis were to have begun easing restrictions on Palestinian areas in return for a crackdown on militants by Mr. Arafat.

But the government is maintaining its posture of "restraint" and has begun easing economic and travel restrictions in the Palestinian territories.

I'm guessing you've begun easing yourself into dresses and skirts sans stockings, but you'll still need a bit of a layer up top.

But it has also begun easing its sometimes prickly relationship with the content business.

A Foreign Ministry spokesman said the envoy, Wu Dawei, arrived in Pyongyang on Monday amid signs that tensions on the peninsula had begun to ease.

Despite the continuing uncertainties in Ukraine and Gaza, investors seemed to feel much of the geopolitical tension had begun to ease.