Sentence examples for easier lives from inspiring English sources

Its young have already left for easier lives in the city of Ramallah.

These busy families wanted many things: assimilation, esteem, easier lives for their children.

More specifically, YouTube auteurs would have easier lives if they had either learned the Harlem shake or renamed the phenomenon the Zombie dance or My Spazzona.

As high-profile chef Angela Hartnett has pointed out, the night tube will also mean easier lives for those already working in London's night-time economy.

They have settled down elsewhere, attracted by easier lives, or they have been stranded by New Orleans' drastically higher post-storm rents, the dearth of subsidized housing or the still-broken support networks of extended family.

The route follows limestone terraces, in some places still neat, in others crumbling, built by those who scratched subsistence from the poor soil but were later seduced by the promise of easier lives in the United States and South America or at the textile factories set up nearby after the second world war.

In 1950, the Wrights published their manifesto, "Guide to Easier Living".

The result was the 1950 "Guide to Easier Living," which was aimed at the postwar do-it-yourself generation.

It makes things way easier, living together.

Alexandra wrote a review of Easier Living, By Design by Russel and Mary Wright.

†Reported "much easier" or "easier" living with diabetes compared with last year.