with ease

It is a thing I can do, and with ease.

I can still run through those early levels with ease.

Two big people or four average ones could move one with ease.

She could feel the press of his fine body holding her with ease.

Few people today, however, are able to read the text with ease.

Take everything away from her, and she'd build it back up with ease.

Only from the north, as they had come, could it be reached with ease by those who knew the way.

She could read the minds of most men with ease.

As a result for many years their messages were read with ease.

We were able with ease to see objects around us.

The more so, since they take that shape again with ease.

And yet he managed to do all of that with ease.

He could have taken us with ease, I was sure, while we were asleep.

At this stage, it is good to let the eyes close with ease.

Some of us maybe were lucky enough to have parents we could talk to about anything with ease.

You are on your way to speaking English with ease.

It will serve as the home for two hundred people, with ease.

But she has done it with ease, losing no more than four games in any set.

He moved through the wall with ease and found himself in the dining room.

Within months after application of the oil, the king was able to walk with ease.

I can communicate with ease, and have no problem getting my needs met.

"We can get them back to work- and with ease."

Of course we'll win on the battlefield, probably with ease.

Any personal computer word processing program can do all this and more with ease, of course.

But the eventual ten billion could do so with ease.