“eased”可以造什么句，eased造句

The drought has eased up.

These fears now seem to have eased.

The nurse eased the patient's bandage off.

She lowered the flame and the boiling eased off.

The tension between us has eased off a little.

When day's oppression is not eased by night.

Michael was eased out as division head to made way for the manager's son.

Ultra-low interest rates have eased the pressure on many homeowners.

When the car came near the bridge, the driver eased it down to 20 kilometers an hour.

To have cut his throat in the battle would have eased my heart mightily, but this is a different thing.

For most fabrics, about 2.5cm (1 inch) can be eased to a stay tape and still allow the neckline to appear smooth. On wools and lose weaves, a larger amount can be eased.

The measures are said to have had some effect, as some car owners have said that congestion has eased a little.

Days of torrential rains eased Monday in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh states, but not before they had submerged hundreds of villages and caused widespread havoc.

The water is as smooth as a mirror. Water, with a calm and light heart, eased away and met with a slight obstruction.

Not that it eased my conscience to see what I owed him, because I had no intention of paying him back nor had he any illusions about being requited.

Japan recently eased visa restrictions to give tourists easier entry, as the number of Chinese tourists has multiplied in recent years. 'the image has changed quite a bit,' Mr. Ono said.

The rain has eased off.

On April 5 the doldrums eased.

The bill would have eased restraints on federally funded research.

But as fighting eased and protests rose, blaming Pakistan got much harder.

The construction of underground railways has eased traffic pressure on the ground.

When it was over, and the black town car eased into the lot to pick up Dr.

However, Thailand's central bank may have eased some of the pain this week, when it surprised financial markets with its largest rate cut ever.

Quality control is also typically eased by using content from databases because the data entry programs can check the input more easily than an HTML editor can for static pages.

Mr. Pan hurried home and found his gate tightly closed. The tension in his heart eased a little for this precaution was one thing he had tied very hard to impress on Wang, the maid, before he left.

The next morning the wind eased temporarily.

I guess this resemblance eased Heathcliff: he apparently walked to the fireside excitedly.

There are few human woes that cannot be eased a little by exposure to the dreamlike beauty of the Aegean.

It eased him and that was good, but there was never going to be another baby, with the attendant risk of finding said infant gray and still in its crib.

The pilot's calm manner eased the passengers' fears.

The Dow has gained 4.5% this month to 10462.77, as a string of better-than-expected economic data has eased fears about a double-dip recession.

Fears about the travelling were eased as the week-long tour proved a success both on and off the pitch.

My parachute eased me groundward.