Sentence examples for the easing out from inspiring English sources

Hands says: The Brownite cabal at the top of Labour is prospering, and the easing out of David Miliband supporters illustrates Labour's dangerous lurch to the left.

The gradual easing out of employes brought in initially to meet community demands for jobs for local residents.

The defence minister, Juan Manuel Santos, is easing out other officers and working on reforms of military training.

And, as the downpour eased, out came the birds.

"I probably should have done some test runs," she said, as the boat eased out toward the channel and rocked uncomfortably from side to side.

Apply a couple drops of oil to the hair, this will ease out the tangles and make it easier to comb.

Have you "taken one for the team," been "given the pink slip," "eased out," "reorganised," "made redundant," "axed," or "invited to be successful elsewhere"?

And, as in the case of Anne Glover, the chief scientist who was eased out, the motivations for some of its decisions can be questionable.

Lay the bag on its side on the paper towel and ease out all the air through that one-inch opening so there are no air bubbles.

The absence of Goethe, eased out by the likes of Marlene Dietrich, is suggestive of an insistent national quest: to get people to think differently about Germany.

The more Mr. Niman complained that the protocols he developed were being eased out, the more marginalized he became.