Sentence examples for easy lines from inspiring English sources

Mr. Costa's collection, which had relatively easy lines, used jacquards, silks and alpaca that had wonderful texture and metallic shine -- and, no, it wasn't too shiny.

The personal saving rate, which dipped below zero during the housing boom as Americans tapped home equity loans and other easy lines of credit, rose to 6.9percentt in May, the Commerce Department reported.

Beijing is in the throes of a hard-hitting anti-corruption campaign, and authorities have cracked down on the VIP market by throttling junkets, shady organisations that supply big mainland spenders with easy lines of credit.

Her opportunism and campaign's gullibility are easy lines of attack for Culberson should she become the nominee, ones that he couldn't make against the other three major candidates.

He refrains from a dependence on "cheap, easy lines" that provide little deeper insight; his mantra during his early adult drama career was "no boring issues".

There may well be too many shout-outs to friends here (not merely a pointless but also a tired maneuver); there may be too many easy lines and sentiments; there may be little cohesion at the level of the book (though that's not required by any means); but Nervous Device is a clear-eyed and brave testament to the changing currents of a poet's life.

It was an easy line for an eager crowd.

But it is not an easy line to walk.

The easy line was to say Geoffrey was uncharismatic and boring, but he was the opposite.

But Kirkwood takes the easy line that impending global crisis will turn the English into cannibals.

"It's not an easy line to draw and we try hard to get that right," he said.