The town's judge ordered the offender to the little-ease as a warning to others.

When the storm made the roads impassable, the villagers gathered at the little chapel of ease for shelter and prayer.

She easely solved the puzzle that baffled the younger scholars.

Investors often consult the ease of doing business index when deciding which countries to expand into, because higher rankings usually reflect simpler regulations and stronger protections of property rights.

When the carriage stopped, she slipped out to the orchard to ease nature.

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

After a long day of work, one did one's ease on the porch with a cup of tea.

In old-fashioned literature, a character might pause by the roadside to do one's easement.

She wrapped the small stool of easement in cloth and carried it quietly out of the room to avoid embarrassment.

Grandfather's property still has an old house of easement behind the barn, a reminder of earlier times.