Sentence examples for a somewhat easy from inspiring English sources

Yankee Victor, a 4-year-old colt trained by Carlos Morales, took the lead while running a somewhat easy quarter-mile in 23 seconds.

Having attacked Milne, a somewhat easy target, Cohen then takes aim at Noam Chomsky and Oliver Stone, figures who are all too willing to engage in "left orientalism" on Venezuela.

Now we can consider the creature itself with a somewhat easier conscience.

Mr. Gore's second witness, Prof. Nicholas Hengartner, a Yale statistician, had a somewhat easier time.

Ana had a somewhat easier time than others did putting her gang life behind her.

US Senators who wish to enact a filibuster have a somewhat easier task than Davis and her fellow state senators.

If Bill Gates, for one, had bought the Post, this might be a somewhat easier picture to discern.

SPECIAL POST — After a particularly devilish puzzle 5 by Patrick Blindauer and a somewhat easier puzzle 6, the top three contenders for the finals are still Dan Feyer, Tyler Hinman, and Anne Erdmann.

Mr. Fisher had a somewhat easier task restoring the music, since Sousa's original orchestra parts exist, as well as that piano-vocal score.

It's just how the script was written before the Olympics, but I think most of us were expecting it to be a somewhat easier run.

Federer had a somewhat easier go of his turnaround, with del Potro's knee part of his downfall, as Greg Garber writes on ESPN.com, but also had the uncharacteristic moment of telling a noisy fan to shut up.