Sentence examples for easier to move around from inspiring English sources

"From a mobility standpoint, it is much easier to move around".

Plus, it is easier to move around by boat and helicopter — avoiding paparazzi stakeouts.

For something lighter and easier to move around, he liked a wooden stool with a series of small grooves running around its base.

Again, the handle made it much easier to move around, and the depth of the pan imposed a natural limit on the thickness of the tart.

People should also dress loosely, making it easier to move around, and get up and stretch at least once an hour.

Mustered in units mostly of 500, they were easier to move around and could be encouraged to maintain the special native skills of their inheritance as slingers from the Balearic Islands or Crete, in camel corps from Numidia, or as light cavalry from Thrace.

He helped to create "spaces that were easy to move around and easy to maintain".

So it is not as easy to move around as it is in Austria.

They were as comfortable as advertised, and were surprisingly easy to move around in — almost sneakerlike, in fact.

9. Wolf-Garten Power Edition 37E £234.98, amazon.co.uk Powerful and easy to move around, this electric rotary mower has plenty of great design features.

A smart city might be a low-carbon city, or a city that's easy to move around, or a city with jobs and housing.