Sentence examples for easy contest from inspiring English sources

Still, she says this will not be an easy contest for her.

But the difficulty winning what was expected to be an easy contest in Michigan underscored how the Republican contest has become a slow, state-by-state slog.

Many years ago, when the French Foreign Legion had been drawn into an easy contest against rebels in what was called Zaire, a French diplomat in the capital, Kinshasa, concluded that "in Africa, there are never big battles".

This will be a very easy contest, believe me.

So here's a pretty easy contest for anyone living in or around Brooklyn, NY.

By getting the audience used to participating with an easy contest topic, readers will be better prepared when news does unfold in front of them, with the instinct and the know-how to quickly upload straight to the newsroom.

While this is a tough game for Oklahoma State, the Cowboys have relatively easy contests against Kansas and Iowa State next (though don't use "easy" and "Iowa State" in the same sentence when talking to an Oklahoma State fan).

This list of some of the worst offenders is by no means exhaustive, with other frustrating common tactics involving repeated attempts to get followers to empathise with the inherent sh*tness of Mondays, insultingly easy contests and the piggybacking of national holidays (sleeping aid company ZzzQuil memorably tweeted on Martin Luther King Day: 'Today is the day for dreaming').

Maurice Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, also pointed out that the primary election may have been an easier contest for Mr. Corzine to orchestrate.

You could see it in their body language – they weren't happy with the way things were going, they were expecting it to be a much easier contest than it was.

I'm glad you asked because it's the easiest contest I've ever come across.