Sentence examples for easy take that from inspiring English sources

The drum parts should be pretty easy (take that, Ringo).

For some reason, he found it "easy" to take that out on women online.

It's easy to take that sort of thing too far, though, and the show's first two episodes both show a certain coarseness of imagination.

As Charlton and Bolton found out, it can be easy to take that for granted, only for the departure of a long-serving manager to change things completely.

Or if you're feeling generous, the Members Give service makes it easy to take that lump sum and make some new tax deductions for yourself by making one-time contributions to a few worthy causes.

But it's easy to take that for granted.

It's all well and good to try to fit in but it's easy to take that kind of thing too far.

If we are capable of taking steps to correct our own hurtful habits, it can be easy to take that one step further and apply our personal lessons to the outside world.

The practical vs. more risky path is a common struggle and it's not easy to take that risk, but hopefully we're opening up people's eyes through Pure Barre to what those opportunities could be.

Here in the US, it's easy to take that well-lit walk home for granted; under the phosphorescent glow of streetlamps, even the darkest alleys are inextricable channels into and out of an incorporated grid.

Regularly take a nap every week until it's easy to take that nap.