be at ease

“We reserve our right to continue the response at a later point, but for now, the people can be at ease and carry on with their lives,” said Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah.

In the meantime, he added, the people of Lebanon “can be at ease and carry on with their lives, as the country has been in tension for a month now”.

Nobody has claimed Fred yet and he seems to like his new home for now, but staff are hoping to find a farm for him where he can play and be at ease.

And in Brenneman’s portrayal, she’s sensitive without being sentimental and assured enough to be at ease with doubt.

Anne once wrote to Sarah: "If I could tell how to hinder myself from writing to you every day I would. But really I cannot . . . when I am from you I cannot be at ease without enquiring after you."