Sentence examples similar to easily battle from inspiring English sources

But rather than lead this easily winnable battle from uncontestable high ground, the White House remained largely silent, releasing only a written statement of support for the bill.

The New Atheists win the battle easily on the internet.

"Give us two or three years, and we should rather easily win this battle".

"Troy" is easily the best battle film since "Saving Private Ryan".

With Lincoln on their side, and his great need of their support, the Missouri conservatives had easily won this battle.

Their skills are so finely honed that they easily win every battle, earning valuable experience points which can then be passed on to other players.

#GER pic.twitter.com/6cHthWZU2E June 30 , 20146.44am BST USA may not be favourites to beat Belgium today but they easily win the battle of national symbols.

LIKE Americans invading Iraq, the royalist generals who seized power in Thailand in September won the initial battle easily, but did not have much of a plan for what to do next.

Photograph: Jess Cartner-Morley 11.38am BST Best show invite so far Mulberry is easily winning the battle of the show invites (so far) with its mini blue tea cup and saucer.

On the morning following Top Gear decision day, the Times easily won the battle of the front pages with a pink flannel panel at the top strikingly combining a photo of the sacked star looking stroppy ("Clarkson unleashed") with a bigger puff for "the pensions revolution" ("Your 20-page guide to retirement savings") and a photo of an early-retirer with a blonde on a sun-kissed beach.

Still, photos are easily Facebook's battle to win.