Sentence examples for little ease from inspiring English sources

The Little Ease is still available.

Ms. Streb, who has been dancing "Little Ease" since its premiere in 1985, gave her final performance of it on Saturday.

In only one piece did the choreographic pain serve a genuine purpose: "Little Ease," a solo in which Ms. Streb thrashed about inside a tiny coffinlike box.

In 1604 the Commons committed someone to the Little Ease, a "very loathsome" dungeon in the Tower of London, only four feet square, which prevented the prisoner lying down.

"Thank you for the dreams but wait a little if you please/I just need a little ease to crack a puzzle in my heart," she sang in a new song, "Happy Ever After," tightly harmonizing each crisp syllable with a backup singer, Jennifer Marshall, while they clowned together as well.

Having thus distracted both himself and the reader from what they certainly know but would prefer to forget, Milton steps back and reflects on the effect he has achieved: "For so to interpose a little ease, / Let our frail thoughts dally with false surmise".

I am not going to stay silent". Such anger is common and little eased by the condolences reluctantly offered and the money paid out by the military.

My fears have been little eased by certain people such as Keith Betton, the Association of British Travel Agents' corporate affairs director, who I bumped into at the recent QM 2 launch.

And so for now, at least, despite the nation's economic jitters and recent evidence of local buyer hesitation, there has been little easing of the price squeeze from one neighborhood to the next in the five boroughs.

Even a little easing will show up in tighter margins.

I got to have this nice little easing in.