Sentence examples for easy to rack from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spencer said he was likely to be a repeat Shazam customer, but, "My biggest worry is that at 50 pence a go, it would be very easy to rack up a large bill -- especially after a few beers".

It's also easy to rack up debt beyond the bank's interest-free limit, which is why fees and interest rates for both authorised and unauthorised extensions to these limits need to be considered.

Tesloop, you'll recall, ferries passengers between Los Angeles and Las Vegas in electric Tesla vehicles, making it easy to rack up that many miles in a year.

Earlier this year, Apple was sued by parents over another freemium app, Smurfs' Village, arguing that it was too easy to rack up huge bills on iPhones without parents' consent.

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While eating food starts to make you feel full, knocking back drinks doesn't produce that same feeling of satiety, which means it gets really easy to rack up a bunch of calories without trying.

Western Conference fans would counter that it's always easier to rack up points in a division with the weakest teams, and, with rules like the 35-yard shootout to decide draws and now-defunct teams like the Miami Fusion and Tampa Bay Mutiny, perhaps the less said about the formative MLS years the better.

It also helps that Prevention comes in digest size, easier to rack amid the chewing gum and candy bars.

The quizzes are pretty fun and an easy way to rack up more coins.

An easy way to rack up cheap kill points is to drive the warthog in a circle around the enemy's base.

The Iowa game will be his easiest opportunity to rack up numbers, seeing as the Hawkeyes tout the conference's worst punt-return defense, allowing 14.3 yards per return.