Sentence examples for easy sailing from inspiring English sources
It's tough tactically — relatively easy sailing for the crew, but hard tactically".
The effect was instantaneous — both bills went from easy sailing to overwhelming defeat.
"It's been tough at times but I didn't expect it to be easy sailing.
It has not been all easy sailing in Poland, of course.
I've brought myself very far, but with an agency backing me it would be easy sailing".
Fast boats or not, the Around Alone race seldom offers easy sailing.
Yet in a decision that spoke to Nantucketers arrogance and xenophobia, the officers shunned what would have been a relatively easy sail to a lush tropical island, preferring their chances on an epic open-boat voyage.
During the deliberations that led to the constitution, Henry Parkes, the so-called "father of federation", infamously warned of "the countless millions of inferior members of the human family who are within easy sail of these shores".
Normally, one effect of seeing a red kite is to remind me of my favourite poet, John Clare (1793 186464) whose words seemed to embody the image of these birds: "Ah, could I see a spinney nigh, / A puddock riding in the sky / Above the oaks with easy sail / On stilly wings and forked tail".
The mountain is in southeastern North Korea, an easy sail from the south.
Federer looks like winning it, but sends an easy volley sailing out of play beyond the baseline.
