Sentence examples for cakewalk from from inspiring English sources
The music is Golliwogg's Cakewalk, from the composer's 1908 Children's Corner suite.
Ghaemi even argues that the successes of "levelheaded" Harry Truman don't refute this part of his thesis, since Truman wasn't "handling major crises" during what Ghaemi seems to regard as an eight-year cakewalk from Hiroshima through Korea.
Pregnancy is no cakewalk, from what I hear.
"Golliwogg's Cakewalk" from Debussy's Children's Corner piano suite contains a deliberately tongue-in-cheek quotation from the opening bars of Tristan.
However, GameSpot called the games "a cakewalk from start to finish" and claimed that Ruby and Sapphire "don't offer much of a challenge".
"If there's something of a surprise," the official said, "it's been how quickly as a whole the media has pivoted from a week ago saying it's a cakewalk for us".
In the process, he came to see himself as a demigod, destined to unite the Arab people and "give" them freedom — an illusion crushed by big-power politics and the Arabs' own tribal rivalries: a mix that has thwarted dreams for the region ever since, from Gamal Abdel Nasser's pan-Arabism to George W. Bush's cakewalk for democracy in Iraq.
After the stove, the rest of the kitchen was a cakewalk for the new Roomba Discovery, a second-generation "robotic floorvac" from iRobot, a company that develops robots for military, corporate and consumer use.
The legislation is murderous for small mom-and-pop retailers that are not equipped to navigate the considerable red tape and audit threats from thousands of taxing jurisdictions around the country, and no cakewalk for their bigger competitors.
Not a cakewalk for the Heels.
It was supposed to be a cakewalk for the Canadians, what many in North America believed would be the first of eight straight victories against the supposedly outclassed visitors from behind the Iron Curtain.
