Sentence examples for easy going from from inspiring English sources
It's not easy going from team to team.
It wasn't easy going from a developing market to a mature and highly structured one.
Although it hasn't always been easy going from a carefree couple to being the parents of five children, two of which are infants, they do make it look effortless.
"In the first round I had a hard time closing the distance, he's a rangy guy but once I landed that head kick I had the distance down and it was easy going from there," commented Ferguson.
On "Easy Come Easy Go," from last year, Faithfull tackles an eclectic set of covers, moving from Dolly Parton to the Decemberists and back through Randy Newman and Duke Ellington.
"It's probably easier going from union to league because the game's a lot simpler.
In England, they're easier about performers going from movies to TV to theater.
To make changing notes easier (such as going from G to A or A to B flat), teach your pupil to keep his/her right hand covering the tone hole rings of the lower section as well as one of the the oval-shaped keys (the top right one).
They pack more content into less space than VHS tapes and with easy online ordering and quick shipment think Amazon.com and eBay –it's quite easy to go from casual fan to DVD collector.
When you feel that you are starting to master the current difficulty you are playing on, try playing some of the easier songs on a higher difficulty (for example: going from Easy to Medium difficulty).
It's easy to go from being a victim to being an oppressor.
