ease on

You give her the bread after I've eased on down the road.

But sooner or later, you have to ease on up to the river.

In fact, my father was more at ease on the sea than anywhere else, and never left it far behind him.

None of the candidates seem completely at ease on television.

She never felt entirely at ease on her own in pubs.

Sorry, but if you want to ease on the Greeks.

He seemed completely at ease on that score, and I decided to trust him all the way.

The pressure eased on Noel's hair, and his head began to lower.

"Let me set your mind at ease on that score.

He averaged 9.1 points and 5.1 rebounds but was never at ease on the inside.

My mind is quite at ease on that point.

He seemed very at ease on the witness stand, Bosch thought.

Buie remains at ease on the court, but his home life is still difficult.

The Ghost plane was easing on, still coming in his direction.

There was no ease on his face, no peace with himself.

He felt his way around the troop carrier and eased on into the mountain.

I looked up and saw a dozen tramps at their ease on top of our car.

Pasquale felt much more at ease on the coach now that John had left.

When dancers are at ease on stage, they may seem images of harmony.

"He seems quite at ease on the dance floor."

He eased on the brake as the lead car came to a stop at the estate's front gate.

He could have been lounging at ease on a feather bed.

It was still better to ease on him gently.

He snatched the radio as the driver eased on the brake.

Jack knelt, eased on my boots, and tied them for me.