Sentence examples for then easing from inspiring English sources

The secret is rolling the pasta as thin as you can, and then easing the air from each pillow as you would air from a hot water bottle.

And where Ms. Carson had gotten mild-mannered, 1970s-style pop-folk, Ms. Smith got backups that roiled and seethed to the point of feedback, verging on psychedelia and then easing back before the next strategic disturbance.

Foster levelled the scores with the conversion and from the restart the home side kept the pressure on and claimed another try, Tony Puletua blasting over with Foster adding the extras and then easing them further ahead with a penalty.

The government has gone back and forth between cracking down on these mines for safety reasons, and then easing up again, simply because the nation needs their output.China still relies on coal for two-thirds of its energy needs, and its energy-hungry economy is expected to continue growing by 8-9% annually.

The penitent was Tim Holt, director of the Office for National Statistics (ONS), at the end of an inquiry into how the ONS mucked up the revision of its average-earnings index.The ONS's original series had shown earnings growth rising early last year, then easing.

Big, round-faced, grinning through a peppercorn beard, a charming manipulator in multiple languages, he was adept at both creating tension and defusing it, at threatening to send his constituents on a campaign of "rolling mass action" and then easing the pin back into the grenade.

Kidd — then eased alongside the vessel.

VW then eased the restrictions on sludge claims.

He then eases a wedge to four feet.

An inflation-targeting central bank would then ease policy, boosting demand.

He then eased past his workmate to finish a couple lengths clear.