| The idea that you start very strict and ease off later is basic stuff to trainee teachers. |
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| It is mostly the way to man the clew-lines and the bunt-lines, ease off the lee-sheet and clew it up. |
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| Ironically enough, his foray into racing was an attempt to ease off from a life of monomania, to prepare for retirement by finding new interests. |
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| Ireland were not about to ease off, and emphasised the point with Henderson's dramatic arrival in midfield. |
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| And yes, before you get on your high culture-jamming horse, I know I'm not the first one to do this, so ease off pardner. |
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| They gun the boat towards the fish and ease off just before they get too near them. |
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| They think about how they can capture some votes and at the same how they can ease off the queasy feeling inside them. |
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| If you ease off the power, the plane loses height quite quickly. |
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| More normal recruiting will be possible and demand will ease off gradually from that point on. |
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| The final whistle is not far off, but now is not the time to ease off or change pace. |
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| The key is to apply both brakes and ease off the throttle to reduce the motorcycle's lean. |
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| Was Russia hoping the U. S. would ease off in turn on the Chechen question? |
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| Pressure on the prices of components is expected to ease off a little, which will be reflected in an improved margin. |
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| Sure, you can ease off the throttle, but expect the fun factor to drop accordingly! |
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| In an increasingly difficult global economy, prospects for economic growth in the EU worsen and inflation has not yet started to ease off. |
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| It would be easy to ease off on the pedal, to say stop, as it is extremely uncomfortable. |
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| Whilst continuing to ease off the outhaul, roll in the desired amount of sail. |
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| His fellow high court judge and friend, Ratu Joni Madraiwiwi, now chief justice of Nauru, recalls his approachability and ease off the bench. |
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| But King Laugh he come like the sunshine, and he ease off the strain again, and we bear to go on with our labor, what it may be. |
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| Really, I agree, the most important priority is safety, but nonetheless it is probably time to review that decision and either ease off on that measure or get strict with it. |
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| I wish the writers would ease off the comedy pedal, which forces non-stop wisecracks out of Tessa's mouth. |
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| Skippered by Fred Le Peutrec the crew are just having to grin and bear it as they're being forced to ease off the pace considerably in order to let a depression roll over the top of them. |
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| When you stop playing it does ease off a bit. |
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| Sometimes a driver will ease off, settle for second place. |
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| In other words, ease off, but also help out. |
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| However, at the same time as our economy rebounds our government is taking prudent steps to ease off on the accelerator to ensure that our debt and deficit remain manageable. |
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| By doing so, the central banks hope to recreate some stability in the money market so that the upward pressure on short-term interest rates can gradually ease off. |
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| When we give in and ease off this pressure, losing sight of the advantages for the European economy as a whole, then we are sealing ourselves off and putting our collective head in the sand. |
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| Although she was not immune to the global financial crisis by any means, experts and critics alike agreed that the growth rate during 2009 would probably ease off as the economy came under mounting downward pressure. |
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| If the system senses that the car in front is moving more slowly, it is designed to automatically ease off the throttle or gently apply the brakes, in order to maintain a constant distance. |
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| In this sense, the economy is like a car that doesn't respond immediately when you ease off on the accelerator but only a mile or so further down the road. |
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| If light-handed, or the wind fresh, let go the bowline and ease off the tack, and haul up the weather clew. |
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| I would be moving along on an open stretch of some rural highway, glance down and see the needle higher than I had expected and slightly ease off the gas pedal. |
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| If you take this medicine, the pain should ease off after a few hours. |
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| No sense even trying to resist the pull of that voice, not when he was talking about secrets and sitting so close and wearing lowriders she wanted to ease off with her teeth. |
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