Sentence examples for easy ties from inspiring English sources
"The FA Cup never brings easy ties," Martínez said.
No one particularly wants to return to the days when only champions and holders contested the major European title – that system tended to produce too many easy ties for big clubs in the early stages and there were not enough participants to make real money – yet between that pared-down concept and the bloated tedium we have now there ought to be a happy medium.
"This isn't an easy tie," he said.
They have made a habit of qualifying for major tournaments through the play-offs, beating Bosnia to reach both the last World Cup and Euro 2012, and it may be that seeding secures them an easy tie.
He also rejected any notion that Luxembourg would be an easy tie for Britain.
No easy tie - remember how Bradford unseated them on penalties in the 2012 League Cup quarter-final - but self-evidently the opponents the remaining sides would have wanted.
Beyond these, however, there are easy tie-ins within a number of key categories of Fifth Wall Anchors [sic] that regularly ship or receive freight developers, of course, but also retail, office, homebuilding anchors".
Motherwell were never going to get an easy tie, having been drawn in a section with clubs that missed out on the title in other major leagues, with Vaslui from Romania the other lesser light among heavyweights Fenerbahce, Copenhagen, Club Brugge, Dynamo Kiev and Feyenoord.
An easy tie to do on your bed is a spread eagle.
Instead of a rock, you can try filling a tennis ball with sand and using a nail to push an extra string through the tennis ball for easy tying.
The other English clubs, having topped their groups, have, on paper at least, been handed easier ties.
