Sentence examples for easy speak from inspiring English sources

Users can toggle on and off Driver Easy Speak through the Sienna's dashboard touchscreen.

Instead of turning around and shouting (or rearranging the rearview mirror and swinging wildly into the backseat, as my parents did), the Sienna will offer a feature called Driver Easy Speak, which lets the driver speak through a microphone to communicate with people in the back seats.

He's affable and relaxed, and it's easy, speaking to him, to forget that this is a man who used hammers, knives and imitation guns to hold up bookies, building societies and banks.

But if something could be changed to make your life easier, speak up!

I like who I am — just simple, humble, easygoing, easy to speak to," she said.

These were words, as it turns out, easy to speak but not all that easy to live up to.

Liberians were shown within easy speaking range of Logan, including some Liberians whom she spoke about, and yet not a single Liberian was quoted in any capacity".

It's all too easy to speak another language among others who speak it, easy to form separate clusters in schools and in the workplace.

Well, not easy, but easy comparatively speaking.

When addressing a broad base of students, recruited in part for their diversity, it is easier to speak in generalisations; easier to lecture and to grade coursework.

She's very easy to speak to.