Sentence examples for easier starting from inspiring English sources

"To be honest, it would have been much easier starting with Old World wines," Mr. Fallon said.

But why Mozart rather than pop stars – surely easier starting points, with their neat three-minute songs and discrete narratives?

However – if that's a bit much – here is an easier starting problem: All prime numbers (greater than five) squared are one more than a multiple of 24.

Island hopping, at least from Oahu to Kauai and Maui, will be easier starting in July, when the Hawaii Superferry catamaran begins daily service from Honolulu.

The app will make that easier; starting next week, it will let a user divvy up those 50 votes in whatever way he or she wants, like a gambler at a roulette table.

A curfew of sorts may be an easier starting point, Tappin wrote.

From the Pakistanis' side, jihad is easier started than stopped.

To make this easier, start your search by comparing fund expense ratios.

To make college that much easier, start setting yourself up for success now.

To make push ups easier, start with your hands on a table, chair or box.

"We have not the most easy starting programme.