Sentence for ease | Use ease in a sentence

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• I was just as much at my ease! (9)
• Ease for her conscience? (8)
• Mrs. Weston would be at ease. (4)
• Adrian, too, was ill at ease. (10)
• Ease your heart about Philip. (10)
• Would it ease you to speak out? (12)
• Otherwise she was not ill at ease. (10)
• Her ease and good spirits increased. (4)
• It meant that nobody was quite at ease. (1)
• When his pride is at ease he is a prince. (10)
• In any ease, try to look into your own breast. (10)
• Now go and ease your feet with a run over the town. (10)
• But in spite of his calmness, he too was ill at ease. (8)
• Jeff lay back in his chair at large ease and chuckled. (9)
• Visibly, that man Jarniman was disposed of with ease. (10)
• Yet it would be idle to say that his mind was at ease. (8)
• Her hands were moving nervously; she looked ill at ease. (8)
• His offer was wealth: that is, luxury, amusement, ease. (10)
• His eyelids quivered, rested; the whole face rested; at ease. (8)
• Her gestures were of an exquisitely calculated ease and charm. (12)
• If he had remembered even less he would have been more at ease. (8)
• He lost his naturalness through forcing for ease in the teeth of insult. (10)
• His idealism was roused; and when that is so, one is never quite at ease. (8)
• More at ease now she packed, avoided her aunt, and took a bus to Chiswick. (8)
• She rose on the huge waves with more ease and labored less on each crest. (18)
• But had she any right to ease her conscience if it brought harm to her lover? (8)
• Nothing was left to do but ease her pain by increasing the doses of morphine. (12)
• He surprised himself by his ease among men whose names had hitherto overawed him. (9)
• I have known rustic revels in my youth: The May-fly pleasures of a mind at ease. (10)
• Your fault has been to quit active service, General, and love your ease too well. (10)
• Her heart was not so much at ease, nor her satisfaction in their amusements so pure. (4)
• The past suspense of the morning had been ease and quiet to the present disappointment. (4)
• The sylph-like ease with which the Countess floated over this foul abysm was miraculous. (10)
• He looked like a man fond of ease, who had gone out of his groove, and collided with life. (8)
• It was necessary for me to ease it of some burdens, and you regarded that action as a sin. (12)
• She saw Renee sitting stonily, too proudly self-respecting to put on a mask of flippant ease. (10)
• A mind lively and at ease, can do with seeing nothing, and can see nothing that does not answer. (4)
• Those vague stirrings of chivalry and aspiration were gone, and gone that sense of well-earned ease. (8)
• Tales of search for simples, and those who sought of love Ease because the creature was all too fair. (10)
• Frank was standing by her, but not steadily; there was a restlessness, which shewed a mind not at ease. (4)
• No matter what he might earn in his profession, he could never feel at ease, have enough for his ambitions. (13)
• To be alone, that she might cry and ease her heart of its accusing weight of tears, was all she prayed for. (10)
• You are probably not aware of what you are doing: Nobody likes ease and natural familiarity more than I do. (10)
• About his dress and his neat figure was that studied ease which lifts men from the ruck of common bridegrooms. (8)
• Fixed there by the keenest of all anguish, self-reproach, she could find no interval of ease or forgetfulness. (4)
• That comfortable ease of spirit which is the breath of life was taken away; he could think of nothing but her. (8)
• It seemed to His Majesty, fond of his ease and pleasure, that all Canada was far more trouble than it was worth. (19)
• From them, however, the eight parts of speech shone out most expressively, and James could combine them with ease. (4)
• But since she is kind of heart, they who love her see her without trouble, and they who seek her find her with ease. (12)
• Mr. Jarette was not at his ease; he was distinctly dissatisfied with his surroundings, and with himself for being so. (1)
• Barto had fallen into the Southern habit of assuming ease in quasi-rhetorical sentences, but with wary eyes over them. (10)
• Men who conceive great resolutions do not always bring them forth with the ease and silence which they themselves desire. (8)
• He lighted his pipe, and from the depths of his easychair, invited my shy youth to all the ease it was capable of in his presence. (9)
• He turned sidewise in his chair and, resting one arm on the back, intertwined the fingers of both hands, and smoked at large ease. (9)
• Farmer Fleming asked not for any life of ease and splendour, though thirty thousand pounds was a fortune; or even twenty thousand. (10)
• Farmer Fleming asked not for any life of ease and splendour, though thirty thousand pounds was a fortune; or even twenty thousand. (22)
• Poking around with a penknife we are amazed at the ease with which the knife penetrates the mortar between the joints of the stones. (17)
• This ease tended to an intimacy which he was himself powerless to repress, and which, from time to time, required their intervention. (9)
• When it rained we sat at our ease on the stools and comfortably cooked and ate and smoked under the spreading expanse of white linen. (20)
• We touch upon this fact to illustrate the ease with which, in these dwelling-places, comradeships are established and annoyances incurred. (12)
• Why the locks should have been so difficult to open, however, was still something remarkable, for she could now manage them with perfect ease. (4)
• Among the superior dames and damsels she had seen, there was not one to match that figure for stately air, gallant ease, and splendour of pose. (10)
• I admire all that quaint, old-fashioned politeness; it is much more to my taste than modern ease; modern ease often disgusts me. (4)
• Her piety, which often had a touch of expectant passion, helped her to ease her husband of the consciousness of his burdens and responsibilities. (12)
• He invited her to exchange bows over wine, in the fashion of that day, and the Countess went through the performance with finished grace and ease. (10)
• In the start from Cuxhaven the passengers had the irresponsible ease of people ticketed through, and the steamship company had still the charge of their baggage. (9)

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