Sentences with phrase «ease staying over»

If you feel at ease staying over, you may have found The One.

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Interbank interest rates eased in China Monday, but they are expected to stay high until later this month as Beijing tightens its grip over risky lending.

Indeed, whatever his disguise, he can project for those who need it the commanding and challenging image of one who has taken the hard way and stayed the course — who, like Milton's Satan, will always choose heroic autonomy over «ignoble ease,» and who, like Twain's Satan and Lenny Bruce, knows bullshit when he sees it.

Current president Josep Bartomeu took over last summer after Sandro Russell resigned and was due to stay in charge until 2016, but Bartomeu announced in a press conference on Wednesday that he needed to «ease tension».

The cover is good fit for my almost 4 months old (I got the XS size), but as the other comments say it makes the little butt look huge:) I used it over the Mother Ease fitted diaper as well over the Disana Organic Knitted Diaper both with a stay dry insert; I was really impressed:) the cover did its job:) the diaper was soaked wet but both my baby's butt and his pants stayed dry.

Use the mat towel to pose over, and it will soak up your sweat, stay dry while you are in session, and keep a steady grip so you can practice with ease.

«We always feel at ease dropping our pup off [at Rover Stay Over] and they are always so welcoming and friendly.

From the moment I started looking at possible villa options 6 months ago to the moment we said our good - byes and left the villa this week - Luxury Retreats were at our service - there to help us decide which villa was right for us, to helping with activity planning (before and during our stay), to assisting with restaurant reservations... they were extremely professional and bent over backwards to make us feel pampered and at ease that everything was taken care of.

She saw smooth lake, ranks of reeds to her left that marched out from the shore until the water rose over their knees, a fortress of ancient rock and conifers on the opposite shore fifty metres away, and dead ahead the Castle of Far Off Ease, the lodge where they were staying, tiny in what she thought Dante had once called a «giddy distance.»