Sentence examples for cakewalk into from inspiring English sources

The US intervention – what he succinctly calls Bush's "cakewalk into an Iraqi quagmire" – created the conditions for both the raw sectarianism and jihadi violence that followed.

The last time we 'misunderestimated' the 'collateral damage' in Iraq, it blew up in our face, turning 'the cakewalk' into a bloodbath.

Tip- make the cakewalk into sessions and make a sign telling when the last session is.

But it would be too bad if Mr. Obama cakewalked into Washington.

And without a martyr's death, it's a good bet that Roberto Benigni in "Life Is Beautiful" (1997) would never have cakewalked into academy voters' hearts.

When Antoine Rigaudeau stepped up and knocked down a 3-pointer with 4 minutes 26 seconds left this afternoon, another alleged cakewalk in the men's basketball tournament turned into riveting theater at the Super Dome in Olympic Park, the unthinkable again on the minds of the 14,883 in attendance.

Guardian unofficial scorecard: Khan 10-10 Collazo Nathan Grant emails: "This is turning into a cakewalk.

Instead they are opportunities for movement in order to turn impossible odds into a cakewalk.

Once this is brought on to the battlefield, though, it's not like survival turns into a cakewalk.

Milan, meanwhile, need a win to keep up the pressure on second-placed Juventus – who lead them by five – and friendly neighbours Inter, who are in danger of turning Serie A into a cakewalk again.

Ernie Els turned a long day into a cakewalk, posting a tournament-record score for 36 holes to seize the early second-round lead yesterday in the International in Castle Rock, Colo.