Sentence examples for had left easing from inspiring English sources
On the turn in, the trailblazing Hills Of Aran threatened to slip his field, but Pieux knew exactly what gears he had left, easing through some of them to join the leader at the last hurdle and sprint insouciantly away.
This had left him at ease with the jargon of the new age, and also well placed to be finance minister of Russia (still just a part of the Soviet Union) as the planned economy entered its death throes.
The 21-year-old, screaming in agony as he lay on the turf while Juan Mata led the appeals for medical staff to treat the stricken player, was taken from the field on a stretcher and, once the initial pain had eased, had left the stadium that evening confident the injury might not have been as serious as first envisaged.
His life started easing up a little in 1950: his mother died and had left him some money.
Over the decades, some Guardian commentators and reporters have been excessively partisan and a few, from each side, have left or been eased out because of this.
So those setbacks against his nearest contemporary will have left their mark – one eased by marriage.
12.02pm GMT And the Bank of England has left rates and the quantitative easing programme unchanged.
Hong Kong has pegged its currency to the American dollar, so the Federal Reserve's loose monetary policy and bouts of quantitative easing have left interest rates far below the rate of inflation.
A Jackson Heights music studio has among its guitar students several Latin American men who have left their families behind and ease their loneliness by playing music in their rooms.
In Fig. 5, we have left out subscript l to ease exposition.
That misalignment, in her view, is largely due to a core tension in contemporary Western culture: we are "bent on living forever, but committed to the disposable nature of absolutely everything else," which has left us ill at ease with the realities of physical existence and without the rituals that used to lead us through loss.
