Sentence examples for easy to get in front from inspiring English sources

"And then used KERS and it was pretty easy to get in front of him.

It's much easier to get in front of the decision maker with smaller businesses and the feedback has been excellent.

It was easy to get in.

It's easy to get in trouble in Kentucky.

Not easy to get in for a newcomer.

That makes it easier to get in and out, for access is from the front via a large, transparent door a traditional means of ingress for bubble cars.

"It was easier to get in".

"It's easy to get up in front of a TV camera, quite frankly, and point fingers at the White House and say they're doing it for this or that," said Mr. Brennan, who did not mention Mr. Romney by name.

It's easy to get up in front of the cameras and say things that contradict each other, but when you've got to write a computer program to follow it, it all breaks down through its inherent contradictions and illogic!" "What you want from us," continues Frank, in a more calm tone of voice, "is a judge that decides every case the way the Republican Party wants.

[Participant #7] I don't think there's a very good awareness [of suboptimal prescribing]…It's so easy to get bogged down in the particular case in front of you and just not think about the global impact of what decision you're making has.

It's easy to get sucked in.