Sentence examples for cakewalk being from inspiring English sources

Weapons of mass destruction, yellow cake, ties to Al Qaeda, shock and awe, a cakewalk, being greeted as liberators, Iraqi oil paying for the war, fostering an Islamic democracy.

One 1898 cakewalk is called "Who Dat Say Chicken in Dis Crowd".

(Like the Charleston of the nineteen-twenties, the cakewalk was invented by blacks to parody the white styles of dance).

All the zip was with France's enigmatic hero and what an hour earlier had been a cakewalk was now a street fight.

The exquisitely detailed costumes for "Cakewalk" were originals by the greatly gifted John Pratt, whose shell-like white ruches for "Rara Tonga" say it all.

"The cakewalk is one of those intriguing confluences of Black and White American cultures.

The Cakewalk was a popular African-American dance which originated in plantation slave communities in nineteenth century America, and ultimately contributed to the musical style Ragtime.

Not quite the cakewalk they were predicting, it seems.

"Is it similar to cakewalk?" Perp is a clip of perpetrator.

Its title was "Cakewalk in Iraq," and its payoff went like this: "I believe demolishing Hussein's military power and liberating Iraq would be a cakewalk.

Included on a CD, and described in the manual, is Cakewalk Pyro Audio Creator LE.