Sentence examples for cakewalk of from inspiring English sources

It's a cakewalk of a test, she says, and the other tests weren't hard either.

He should instead be dropped because his value as an experienced substitute is diminished by the cakewalk of qualification.

Other than ducking the whole illegality of the situation and the possibility of being locked up for a long time, being a drug dealer can be a cakewalk of a gig.

When elected officials tell us our nation is bankrupt, we should tell them to bring our war dollars home. 3. Hundreds of Thousands of Iraqi Dead The ones who have suffered the most from the Iraq "cakewalk," of course, are the Iraqis themselves.

This is why 2012 still looks more like 1976 and 2004, when the country split almost down the middle on the question of whether the incumbent should be returned, than it does like the re-election cakewalks of Reagan, Clinton, Nixon or even Ike.

BRONX, OCT. 15 The A's cakewalked out of Yankee Stadium four days earlier.

Mid-level generals, fearful of comparisons with our cakewalk victory of a decade ago, were infuriating their Pentagon superiors with leaks downmouthing the whole operation.

But Mr. Gingrich also predicted early returns would suggest a Romney cakewalk because of voters who cast their ballots before Mr. Gingrich's victory in South Carolina 10 days ago.

The investigations of the Clinton pardons are important, but to suggest that President Bush will get his program through in a cakewalk because of this issue is a stretch.

None of this is to say that the election is foretold, that Democrats should be complacent, or that Obama has a cakewalk ahead of him.

Only in the cakewalk to the gallows of President Garfield's killer, Charles Guiteau (the compelling Denis O'Hare), does "Assassins" intimate the bright and deadly righteousness of the terrorist's mentality.