| The pennant is eased and hardened just like a foresheet to tension or harden the luff of the gennaker. |
| The effect on his colleagues would have been only mildly eased by the fact that Laplace was right! |
| It soon became a group effort as the train conductor and other workers helped move the supplies and eased the job. |
| Many specialty contractors say that the personnel crunch has eased, but has not disappeared. |
| It eased her mind and her spirit to prepare hot food for her family, to ready them for the day ahead. |
| He eased round the full back and outpaced the chasing defence to score underneath the posts. |
