Easing Quotes

I imagine having children will save me from my vanity and fill whatever fears I have. (on easing up on her career to consider a family, in Rolling Stone)

It is a sign of a dull nature to occupy oneself deeply in matters that concern the body; for instance, to be over much occupied about exercise, about eating and drinking, about easing oneself, about sexual intercourse.

I did the fashion modeling in New York until I was 18, then I took four years off to go to school in Idaho. I got my degree in nursing. I`m an RN and have a BS in Microbiology. I wanted to attend the University of Southern California. That`s why I moved out here. I got into modeling for financial reasons. I started doing the adult side after I was introduced to Suze Randall. I was a Penthouse Pet and I was in Playboy as well. I just started getting covers and centerfolds and it was a natural progression into videos. I had always had a fantasy about working in front of the camera. My first movie was by a man named Andrew Blake and it was a very softcore-type movie. I was easing my way into things and did some simulated stuff with other girls. (July 2000: Interviewed by Roger T. Pipe)

It`s time for us to wake up and realize that the playoffs are about to start. We`re battling for position and there`s no easing into the playoffs.

We`ve found this year at The Woodlands that we might not need to put as much emphasis on individual meets leading up to district, regionals and state. The heat here can really take a lot out of runners, so we`re sort of easing off in the early going of training and working on some fundamentals.

It`s the continuing theme of the easing in prices that we`ve seen in the last nine months. It`s also a reflection of an easing in demand globally, and we don`t know how far down it will go before it starts to pick up.

The Bank of Japan is fiddling at the edges with existing policy, but this isn`t a quantitative easing, ... a fairly significant set of steps.

We have often noted the Fed tries to choose a policy action that minimizes the consequences of a mistake. Which would have the least negative consequences today: easing too much and setting off an excessively strong rebound or easing too little and allowing the economy to slip back into recession? We would vote for the former.

Stem cell research holds enormous promise for easing human suffering, and federal support is critical to its success.

It`s been easing up the last three or four days. The market`s been showing some kind of downside... I don`t know if it`s going to maintain, though.

What is a ruin but time easing itself of endurance?