Sentence examples for easy to keep from from inspiring English sources

Global famine, war and disaster are no longer so easy to keep from the table.

The blogs tend to be carefully curated and not nearly as high volume as a music site as Fader, making it easy to keep from getting overwhelmed by the influx of new tunes in your Tumblr feed.

It isn't easy to keep from swooning over Ms. Noll's glistening soprano, delectable phrasing and dreamy soft tones in "Mister Snow," and when Mr. Snow himself makes his entrance with mock-heroic operatic splendor, Mr. Jovanovich tempers vocal grandeur with comic flair.

"It wasn't easy to keep from fumbling". Bernie Masterson, a quarterback with the Bears, came to Palo Alto for spring training and taught Albert how to move his feet and pivot.

Hang the garland prior to decorating the tree because this makes it easier to keep from getting caught and tangled.

It has found it easy to whip up anti-Japanese demonstrations, less easy to keep them from running out of control.

It's never been easy to keep information from spreading across the Internet, as a recent legal fight between a prominent UK soccer player and the Twitter user behind an anonymous account illustrates.

If Twitter had much more robust blocking/filtering services so that it was easy to keep Gamergate from getting the attention and validation they crave by successfully disrupting the lives of people they hate, then Gamergate would be losing a lot more steam by now.

That realization made it easy to keep myself from giving much weight to his words.

But, as Cersei reminds him, it's not easy to keep Joffrey from "doing what he likes".

It was easy to keep the plan from the bridegroom's far-flung family.