Sentence examples for easy to get and from inspiring English sources

Bail is easy to get and court dates often missed.

"Alternatives like bags-for-life are easy to get and are much more sustainable".

Walk-up tickets were easy to get, and bleacher seats cost only a dollar or two.

"The opinions are out there, easy to get, and the briefs are being filed.

But it's fairly standard fare for explanatory journalism: the data's (relatively) easy to get, and not insurmounably hard to explain.

"We've seen that cash is not always easy to get, and there's a level of weakness that everyone's sort of feeling in the economy," Ms. Lindland said.

Steps could include making visas easier to get and scrapping pointlessly punitive limits on trade.

Federal loans are cheaper, easier to get and have better repayment options than other types of student loans, Kantrowitz says.

The ability to schedule appointments at multiple times during the day made it easier to get and keep appointments.

It's fiddly, easy to get wrong, and adds time and expense.

"They are close to home... and easy to get in and out of," Susan Viamari, editor of the report told AdAge.