Sentence examples for be easy to run from inspiring English sources

Neither will it be easy to run high-speed trains through the green belt unopposed.

It can't be easy to run for office when you are Prisoner No. 21453-069.

The Giants will depend on Eli and his entourage to play big in San Francisco against a 49ers defense that probably won't be easy to run on.

BERLIN — It will not be easy to run a national railroad on renewable energy like wind, hydro and solar power, but that is what Deutsche Bahn of Germany aims to do, for one simple reason: It is what consumers want.

The tutorials were designed to be easy to run for the tutors, who are mostly hospital-based staff.

Combined with apps that ask for heavy amounts of on-device storage – especially games (Android Police cites LEGO Star Wars as needing over a gig, for instance) – it can be easy to run out of room.

The two smaller companies should be easier to run and more attractive to new shareholders.

And it should be easier to run EU-wide projects competitively.

Woods said: "I think it'd be easier to run him down if it's windy.

Then again, why would it be?" Horn suggests it would be easier to run an unsuccessful record label.

He wanted to learn about the difficulties they were having in controlling Andros and to use that information to design a robot that would be easier to run.