Sentence examples for easy point from inspiring English sources

Timko scored an easy point.

"It was really easy point; I missed it," she said.

Now there's an easy point in the pub quiz.

Creating exchanges as a consumer aid should be a relatively easy point of agreement.

Doing so makes for an easy point of "just-folks" legitimacy and home-team good will.

But the tale is subtler than the teller, because the novel does not allow us an easy point of agreement.

"It's pretty easy point-scoring to just go 'Bloody Tories, maa-aan!'" Neither does he concern himself unduly with the debate on boundaries in television comedy.

Participants first locate their yards or parks on a Google map and then use easy point-and-click tools to define habitat types and sustainable activities, including actions like planting natives, putting up bird feeders, or installing solar panels.

Volunteers then log in remotely, from anywhere in the world, and use a easy point-and-click tool to literally trace the outlines of buildings, roads, parks and rivers over the satellite image.

Compared to the existing 'direct' fitting methods, the proposed method has some distinctive advantages: it provides a natural means to parameterization, enables to recover exact NURBS geometry when the COP-data represent a true surface-of-revolution, and allows an easy point-membership classification for NURBS-bounded solid objects.

Giving up easy baskets, easy points".