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take it easy

VERB
  1. settle into a comfortable sitting position

How To Use take it easy In A Sentence

  • University of York freshers are being urged to ‘take it easy’ as they embark on the first week of their higher education career.
  • No! take it easy," said Robinson; "he is a poet; this is what they call poetical license. It Is Never Too Late to Mend
  • Here you can ride the waves in the pool, have fun on the flumes and slides, take it easy in the hot whirlpool or simply put your feet up and read a book.
  • It's time to take a break from the normal grind, slow down, take it easy, and of course… listen to relaxing music.
  • Now in her senior year she had the leisure to take it easy.
  • Just relax and take it easy.
  • Hey, take it easy! Nobody's saying you're not good at your job.
  • You should take it easy for the first few days and take special care not to bump or knock the operation site.
  • Take it easy. You're no spring chicken yourself, you know.
  • For instance, even the most scrupulous "handicapping" system can make little allowance for the indolence of a horse like Sea The Stars, whose superiority always seemed masked by an inclination to take it easy once he had hit the front. The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
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