Sentence examples for easy to get someone from inspiring English sources
It's easy to get someone sectioned in Walford.
Compared with most packaged or custom-built software, cloud-based services do not always make it easy to get someone on the telephone or by e-mail, and they do not provide thick user manuals.
I kept my distance, if there was one thing I knew about girls it was that they didn't want someone who was easy to get, someone who followed them around, slack jawed, so instead I chatted with the others, who, in intoxication's shining light, were drawn from the darkness as if by a torch.
It's fairly easy to get someone on the tour who carries them around and lets the guys try them".
It is not easy to get someone to partner in refining the product, testing materials, and creating the tooling needed to mass-produce a product.
It's not easy to get someone to hand over large sums of money, which is why the best scams are absurdly intricate, creative, and well-executed.
"It's often easier to get someone to talk or act irresponsibly than crack sophisticated defensive systems," she says.
"Yes, it was easier to get someone on the phone because I worked for The Post," he said, "but I can count on one hand the number of stories that were leaked to me because I worked at The Post.
It's a lot easier to get someone off the phone than to dismiss a prospective employee from your office.
From their partnership with Accenture, to the roadmaps they published during re:Invent, to the growing business development and customer service teams which make it easier to get someone on the phone — AWS is taking steps to be a supportive partner and provide transparency and comfort that investments today will not be squashed tomorrow.
After all, it's much easier to get someone to buy an e-book from an unknown writer for $1.99 or $.99 than $9.99 or $12.99--or the $24.99 my hardcover lists for.
