Sentence examples for like ease from inspiring English sources
Urban culture caters heavily to autonomous singles, both in its social diversity and in its amenities: gyms, coffee shops, food deliveries, laundromats, and the like ease solo subsistence.
The problem is that, of course, users like Apple products, and they like ease of use and the reliability of the safe software on the iPhone and now the iPad.
When you have fasted as long as you would like, ease yourself back into "regular" foods.
Normal will act normal, they will be suspicious, and most prone to being killed most likely, just like Ease droppers.
They assigned scores to each application based on aspects like ease of use and the potential impact on consumer behavior.
To begin with, the network cuts costs, which allows software firms to pay more attention to things like ease of use.
In his essay on poetic craft, Byrne outlines Hay's skill as a Gaelic versifier, remarking that he used traditional voices with "chameleon-like" ease.
Stallone is the professional jailbird, sent in to uncover weaknesses in jail security systems, a task he usually accomplishes with Houdini-like ease.
George Eliot's description of the Vatican Ariadne, in Middlemarch, might also serve to describe Procter's subject: "She lies in the marble voluptuousness of her beauty, the drapery folding around her with a petal-like ease and tenderness".
Reared in Brooklyn and a longtime Staten Island resident, Mr. DeLissio, who knows the value of a buck, conveys in "The River Cafe Wine Primer" (Little Brown, $25.95) his tugboat-like ease in steering novices.
McGinty is a bum who impresses the local boss by voting for him thirty-seven times in one evening; from there he ascends with Sturges-like ease and ends up governing the state; you could call it "Mr. Smith Screws Washington".
