Sentence examples for calls easy from inspiring English sources

His team, he suggests, is still not the favorite because United has what he calls "easy" games, against Swansea and Sunderland.

The JPG and Everywhere sites have lots of what the staff calls "easy jumping-in points" — features meant to get users involved without intimidating them.

The misunderstandings escalate: when the school headmaster calls Easy a "moronic creep," he is understandably offended, not understanding that the headmaster is actually talking about his carpet.

Last year's bad weather during the Washington Birthday's weekend (February's biggest selling time) means that this year's numbers are, by comparison, what the industry calls "easy comps:" they are not hard to beat.

All, including Yahoo, were victims of what Graham calls "easy money".

Thomasson (2013) is a recent extended discussion of the relation between fictionalism and her own preferred ontological view, which is argued for by what she calls "easy arguments", a kind of ordinary language arguments.

Products are already appearing on the market to make recording VoIP calls easier.

WhatsApp is making group calls easier with a change to the way its mobile app works.

A new service launching today from Ditech Networks called PoketyPoke tries to make conference calls easier to join.

Sunday morning was what Dr. Amin called easy.

You must know what I will call easy trigonometry.