ease off's Usage Examples:

The pressure of producing so much fiction caused him to ease off in the late-1930s.

As they enter the turn, they slowly ease off the brakes, gradually decreasing or trailing off the brakes as motorcycle.

which also to a lesser extent extend far into the west of the state and ease off after The Grampians.

from Alfa Romeo and Lola had dissipated overnight, Matra were able to ease off to secure a popular 1–2 victory for the home country – France's first since.

telemetry, so that Coulthard could be instructed how much he could afford to ease off to save his engine.

Meanwhile, Lorenzo Bandini was smashing the lap record before having to ease off to prevent the front brakes wearing out.

moving too fast and believed that the tensions could "change character and ease off in a few days or weeks", following Anglo-American talks in response to.

"Alessandrini: I never ease off".

Eventually, Potter is convinced to ease off Klinger after a discussion with Father Mulcahy, who points out that Radar.

but after a few near crashes near the middle of the race he chose to ease off the pace a bit.

tried hard to bridge the gap, but started to have cramps and needed to ease off.

von Gaza fell ill at the 1500m mark, leaving Blackstaffe to ease off and win.

until the character climbs up every ten floors before the falling blocks ease off for a while.

of fast-flowing water with sandy bottoms where the gradient begins to ease off at the foot of the mountains.

Synonyms:

far; faraway;

Antonyms:

near; short; left;