Sentence examples similar to convenient function from inspiring English sources

"Don't forget, the Belmont Special was pretty convenient," Mr. Cook said.

So I don't, and, because it's so convenient, Timothy and I get married.

But in the end, Gavin's awakening from his moneyed cocoon is just too convenient (Elvis Mitchell).

"What was supposed to be convenient has turned out to be anything but convenient," Clinton remarked last week.

"Do you feel that gas is more ignitable than charcoal?" "It's more convenient," Eric nods serenely.

"This was going to be the equivalent of San Clemente for Nixon, or Mar-a-Lago, only more convenient," Ross said.

"When there are slot machines in Pennsylvania and New York, people will go where it is more convenient," Mr. Harrison said.

"He didn't make decisions based on whether they were quick or politically convenient – because I was often recommending the quick or politically convenient," Mr. Emanuel said.

"In print, it would be unwieldy and expensive, but electronically, it is affordable and convenient," Bruce Nichols, the senior vice president and publisher of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, said.

"What I would say about a lot of hypermarkets is that they're not that convenient," Tony Hoggett, head of Tesco Extra, said.

As the cashier gave me a dazed look, the woman behind me instantly remarked, "Oh, they take euros now in East Hampton, how convenient!" Jim McGann.