Sentence examples for easier to plot from inspiring English sources

For details, call 01204 882844 or visit www.good.co.uk Wood markings If you go down to the woods today, you'll find it much easier to plot your walk.

Thankfully I'm equipped with a well-crafted Android app called Embark NYC, which makes it easy to plot my subway route and get notified about any potential delays.

With phone calls it's relatively easy to plot out that A talked to B – you know that conversation has taken place, even if you don't know exactly what was said.

The episode's concern with the nature of free will and determinism grew out of Morgan's difficulties with plotting and constructing plot-twists; he explained that Bruckman and the killer interact in ways "that were really easy to plot, but which makes the story seem complicated".

Why do so many writers seem to think it's easy to plot and direct suspense?

The transition period was very difficult, he said, and it was not easy trying to plot a way through it.

A demonstration of Bloomberg's software showed dazzlingly colorful graphics and an easy way to plot statistics and compare players in complex combinations.

The Internet has made it easier to plan and plot weddings in private.

It was, in the end, very easy for Gonzales to plot the controversial courses he designed inside the White House counsel's office.

If you hold your face up to the window at the back you have a good view of the paintings, which makes it all too easy for thieves to plot taking them from the walls," he told De Volkskrant.

There is something of a consensus that trying to prevent an attack by one person or several people poses a more complicated challenge than trying to stop a more elaborate — and perhaps easier to detect — plot involving a dozen or more participants.