Sentence examples for easier to dive from inspiring English sources
In this situation – when the other person already knows who you are – it is much easier to dive right in and ask more direct questions about what it is that you really want to get out of the conversation.
This also reduces their buoyancy, making it easier to dive.
Rather than flitting from artist to artist watching music videos, streaming apps like Spotify make it easier to dive into a musician's whole catalog.
Once you become hooked on how funny the show is, it makes it easier to dive into how unique and brilliant it is during the Larry David years.
By creating a joined identity with his viewers, the artist makes it easier to dive into unbelievable illustrations and allow his shape-shifting, sherbert-colored visions to completely overwhelm. .
Studs can make it easier to dive because they dig into the ground giving you more grip, This will help you push off the ground.
"When you're an athlete, it's easy to dive into your sport, put the blinders on and do what you can to protect your competitive psyche".
It's super easy to dive far too deep into the numbers in an effort to figure out the state of play in the race, so let's do that!
All of rugby's rules are present, correct and implemented well, but the breezy pace and simplicity of use make it a game that's easy to dive into.
Unfortunately, except for a couple of individual courses offered at the college, which are difficult to get into because they are so popular, and the formal Harvard Teacher Fellows Program, it hasn't been easy to dive into the issues around teaching and learning.
