Sentence examples for easy ambush from inspiring English sources

In an era of proliferating antiaircraft weaponry, the Secret Service fears that advance knowledge would allow for an easy ambush of Air Force One in places like Afghanistan and Iraq.

And the region is served by a single-lane mountain road that officials worry will be an easy site for ambushes.

But returning to their old lives in Michigan after a terrible ambush in Afghanistan hasn't been easy.

On a Friday in early October -- amid a flood of news on ISIL and an escalating Ebola crisis -- it might have been easy to miss this headline: Nine United Nations Peacekeepers were ambushed and killed by gunmen in Mali.

For its part, Nike has gone easy on Fila, Adidas, and other nonsponsors that are practicing ambush marketing here.

The eels plop down and you reel them back slowly, presenting them as easy victims for the big, migratory fish that lie in ambush by the boulders.

It was a good place for an ambush, a natural parapet sticking up from a riverbed within easy firing range of the road, and a warren of gullies providing cover for the getaway.

It is deceptively easy, for instance, to see Harry Reid's smearing of Romney not as the unsubstantiated, unevidenced ambush that it is, but as revenge.

The good news is that, from now on, anyone ambushed by a cock-up in the collective intelligence will have an easy refrain - don't worry about it, buddy, snakes on a plane.

But ambushes of convoys of security men are certainly taking place.It is not easy to defect.

Looking down on the court Monday, it was easy to summon the image of Andre Agassi trying in vain to hit his way out of the ambush by the unknown French qualifier Jérôme Haehnel on the first day at Roland Garros.