Sentence examples for nice ease from inspiring English sources

"I'd imagine the ground had a big help to her over Joseph's [O'Brien] horse to be fair, there was a nice ease in it which suited her well.

From one point of view, politeness is about being nice: easing social interaction by taking account of other people's needs.

It was nice to ease one ahead of Graham Gooch - I think that was nice for the lads - but there are a couple of people breathing down my neck who I sure will pass whatever tally I get".

I got to have this nice little easing in.

"It's a nice way to ease women into the longer look," said Joan Kaner, senior vice president and fashion director of Neiman Marcus.

It's a nice way to ease into the lesson and it gets me thinking rather than just parroting every word she says.

There, she picks products for her pages and on her blog that fit the description of ethical fashion (meaning sustainable, local and any number of other nice things that ease shopping guilt).

For most applications, the modules offer a nice tradeoff between ease of use, size and cost, and they easily drop into new designs.

This allows you to get off the plane, rest, enjoy the sights of somewhere new and have a mid-way adjustment in the time zone changes.[3] Understandably, not everyone can afford to do this either time wise or financially but if it is possible, it is a nice way to ease into different time zones.

It is pleasant to end the day without a tough uphill stretch and nicer still to ease yourself into the welcoming Lamsenjoch Hutte, a mixture of old and new but containing plenty of traditional Tyrolean charm.

For our data set, it appeared that multiple imputation lead to a relatively large spread in inclusion frequency, which is a nice property that eases decisions about which variables to include.