Sentence examples for easy occasion from inspiring English sources

There are no good options, and self-evidently, the autumn statement will not be an easy occasion for the chancellor.

Amid all the jubilee pomp it could be an easy occasion to miss: at some point on Monday afternoon a dusty and extremely exhausted-looking cyclist will pedal his bike across the meridian line at Greenwich, south-east London.

"The film has a pleasurably easy if on occasion somewhat slack rhythm that can feel at odds with the intense pulse and temperament of the actual fados," Ms. Dargis wrote in The Times in March.

Set entirely inside a cavernous soundstage subdivided by large panels, some of which periodically do double time as projection screens, the film has a pleasurably easy if on occasion somewhat slack rhythm that can feel at odds with the intense pulse and temperament of the actual fados.

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He points out now it is easy, on big occasions, "to have paralysis by analysis" and that is a message the current squad – even with the input of Pardew's almost resident sports psychologist, Jeremy Snape – might take on board.

Mr. Cunningham's choreography does not respond to music, but it's easy on such occasions to see why it has often (by Mark Morris, among others) been called profoundly musical.

The occasion, rarely easy, will be more fraught than usual.

Instead he often treats this book as an occasion for easy irony, as in the way April has left Franny to watch Disney videos.

It ought to have been easy to let the occasion peter out even if Didier Drogba had headed home from Yaya Touré's delivery in the 79th minute.

Taking your leave was no easy task — on one occasion, Julia accompanied a guest on foot to the railroad station, stirring a cup of tea along the way — and, when you were far from her, the attentions only multiplied.