Sentence examples for kind of easing from inspiring English sources
But now things are going well, surely he can knock himself out? "Yeah," he smiles, "I'm kind of easing back into it".
Far from moving toward some kind of easing of tension, relations have only worsened since then.
"Normally when you have this kind of easing, you would get more help from stocks, bonds and the currency," said William C. Dudley of Goldman , Sachs
In the restive city of Homs, a kind of easing of tensions has held for months in the central prison, said a former inmate, Mohammed, after a revolt last year by prisoners packed shoulder to shoulder with inch-deep urine sloshing at their feet.
"It kind of eased my mind a little bit.
"It kind of eased my tension a little bit when I saw Turner playing third, Ruben playing second, Gee on the mound and Thole behind the dish".
Reports of detainee abuse had damaged America's image abroad, he admitted: "It kind of eased us off the moral high ground".
Scruggs said, "If you had told me ten years ago that I'd be going fifty miles to and from work, I would have said, 'No way.' I kind of eased into it".
"Three run-outs in an international's not great - we kind of eased into the game, which isn't ideal - but we need to stamp our authority on the next game from the start," Knight told BBC Sport.
"He just kind of eased it into the net," John Archer, president of the Chicago Herpetological Society told the paper.
German government bond yields rose, traders said, on the growing realization that if the debt rollover took place it would still involve some kind of debt easing for Greece — and somebody would have to pay for that.
