Sentence examples for a fairly easy time from inspiring English sources

The brothers had a fairly easy time setting up the tiles on It.

A few statistical updates as this match reaches what may be its midway point: Djokovic has had a fairly easy time getting back the Nadal serve, making an impressive 84 percent of his returns.

With so little organized support for the bill, the multiple business lobbyists who usually swarm around to defeat measures like this had a fairly easy time disposing of this one.

"But they do have a fairly easy time of it now, and that's going to change". British troops are planning extensive patrolling with Afghan forces, including patrols on foot and at night to improve security in the villages, he said.

She is also likely to have a fairly easy time with fund-raising, in part because, while her rulings during the recount on absentee ballots and late election returns were criticized as partisan by Democrats, they won her big points with the Republican Party.

I'm currently in Benghazi, where the rebel government had a fairly easy time establishing its authority in February and March thanks largely to a region-wide sense of neglect and persecution by the Gaddafi regime, so maybe I'm underestimating some of the difficulties.

He also did a good job of lobbying for a title shot, which feels like a fairly easy call next time out.

I read the scene at a moment when, for the first time in a fairly easy life, errors were beginning to look permanent, remorse was starting to seem imminent, and it seemed like I might be able to put it all right through a vigorous assertion of ego.

My plan was to meander around and talk to anyone who looked interesting, which at the time seemed like a fairly easy task.

But Ferrer hit it right back to Nadal's backhand, allowing the seven-time champion time and space to recover and hit a fairly easy passing shot.

This was a one-time offense with some coffee-break jabbering — a fairly easy thing for the judge to see.