Sentence examples for standing at ease from inspiring English sources

Soldiers with muskets standing at ease.

Dozens of photographers, standing at ease most of the time, would spring into action with each Cecil sighting.

(He owned several). Peale gives us some sense of what made Washington attractive to people: standing at ease, hand on hip, he's kind of a dish and looks like a nice, serious guy, presidential material for sure.

The northern portion of Grand Army Plaza had been transformed into a holding pen of celebrities and press, complete with red carpet, closed-circuit video screens and white-jacketed waiters standing at ease in a row, hands behind their backs, awaiting the signal to begin circulating splits of Moet Chandon with straws.

Even after more than six decades, he's ill at ease when he's standing at ease.

He read to them Walt Whitman's "Me Imperturbe": "standing at ease in Nature, Master of all, or mistress of all, aplomb in the midst of irrational things..."...

Men marching, women marching, saluting, standing at attention, at ease.

Once inside the sushi bar standing at the counter, I begin to feel more at ease.

Thiam, too, scooted over the bar with ease, until the two of them were the only ones left standing at 1.92m.

The men, who were standing in identical at-ease positions with their hands clasped and their legs apart, were dressed in uniforms consisting of khakis, white shirts, and navy blazers.

Now, with that picture in his head of Percy's father standing, like a soldier at ease, with both hands on the heft of his pickax in the hot Panama sun, Willie felt he knew him a little better.