Sentence examples for easier go from inspiring English sources

At times, I have an easier go at believing in the CGI bear than I do his peculiar marble-mouth voice.

Federer had a somewhat easier go of his turnaround, with del Potro's knee part of his downfall, as Greg Garber writes on ESPN.com, but also had the uncharacteristic moment of telling a noisy fan to shut up.

And it's nearer £1,000 a week now, to lie perhaps mouldering in nappies, surrounded by strangers, and possibly being fed on slop, with my daughter and chums dragging in and out bravely visiting, perhaps for years, while any funds I could have left behind to make their lives easier go zooming down the drain.

In a tax-deferred IRA or 401(k) the choice is even easier: Go cheap.

I have pretty big fingers, too, so if you've got bony, pointy digits, you'll have an easier go of it.

While this model certainly has plenty of advantages to the stakeholders and developers, users might have an easier go if some of the simpler content built for today's VR headsets were built for WebVR.

Albany might be slightly easier going.

"He would have found ITV much easier going".

It is easier going through life not knowing.

Then, easy come, easy go.

But it's easy go get hooked.