In the historic manor, the closets of ease were filled with soft pillows and warm blankets for guests to find a moment of quiet.

The coastal town preserved its historic houses of ease as a reminder of old sanitation practices.

The old inn had only two seats of ease at the back, so guests waited in line each night.

He excused himself to the seat of ease during the long meeting.

After the long journey, he hurried to the inn's closet of ease.

The old farmhouse still had a weathered house of ease behind the barn, a reminder of how people once lived.

In the 18th century, isolated farming communities often relied on chapels of ease when the parish church was too far to reach.

Once one had done one's ease, the long journey felt less daunting.

In my grandparents' village, one can take one's ease and enjoy long, lazy afternoons.

A short walk in the park every evening helps ease one's mind after a stressful day.