Sentence examples for to ease over from inspiring English sources
verb
To free (something) from pain, worry, agitation, etc.
- He eased his conscience by confessing.
Sonny Bill Williams off-loaded to Carter who drew the Irish defence before passing to the left wing for debutant Savea to ease over and get behind the posts.
Bridge showed great strength in the corner to pull a try back for last year's beaten Grand Finalists, and the centre then set Evans free to ease over before the break.
Many economists expect gasoline prices to ease over the summer.
But the bitterly cold weather is expected to ease over the weekend, with milder temperatures likely as the school holidays get under way.
Though they spent plenty of time in Hull territory they were unable to cause any damage, allowing the home side to ease over the finishing line.
Because airport security rules are constantly changing, the latest restrictions are expected to ease over time in the United States and in Britain.
Once the car is under a reasonable speed (under 30 mph), ease over to whichever side of the road is closest.
It seems to ease itself over bumps and grooves like a great serpent.
Non-surfers will appreciate this class as well for this promise: "Minimal to zero chaturangas [yoga push-ups] are practiced to ease the over use of the shoulders".
This necessitated the accreditation of private health facilities to ease the over-crowding in the public health facilities.
It was intended to ease tension over such potential flashpoints as the South China Sea.
