Sentence examples for bit of easy from inspiring English sources

"I have a bit of light classical music on it and a bit of easy listening," she said.

But after several days of searching for the weirdest phenomena in Austin, I was craving a bit of easy, anonymous sightseeing — and I wanted to see if I could do it cheaply.

That is what will be introduced here: first a bit of easy math, and then, in a nutshell, the theory.

Clearly it ended up meaning more to him than just a bit of easy cash.

Knocked back, the allure of falling back in with your old criminal peers and doing another job for a bit of easy cash gets stronger and stronger.

Sometimes italics make easy words, or even bits of easy words, look difficult: we have "the return of writing", which itself returns as "the return of writing" and then, to stress the essential "coming-backness" "the return of handwriting".

Her only complaint was that her own book was "a bit of an easy read".

The unexpected way Jackson finds to shine — it involves his throwing arm and bags of roasted peanuts — is a little bit of an easy out, but this is a sweet and reassuring story about how a friendship can survive a slight mismatch when friends cheer each other on.

And while his style has earned him the attention of some of the biggest players in mainstream music (read his hilarious retelling of the time he worked with Diddy), he's still a bit of an easy going purist.

"Some other matches you have a little bit of an easier set here or there.

I think the whole peloton enjoyed a bit of an easier day today.