Sentence examples for easy to start with from inspiring English sources

We used TwinSpace, which I didn't find easy to start with, but I got lots of help from the eTwinning National Support Service and so I learned how to upload presentations, pictures, and video clips.

"It's very important for our group and for Jacques because it's not easy to start with a Six Nations tournament like this," said Parisse.

It's too easy to start with the face or what she wears, how she sits.

"I'm taking it easy to start with and don't want to start out with this idea of only releasing records of a certain type of sound, but I will definitely know if I feel it has run its course," she says.

Traditional (base) graphics are easy to start with and very flexible, but when it comes to creating more complex plots, the code quickly becomes cumbersome.

Make it easy to start with, so you can build your habit, then gradually increase.

It's a lot easier to start with a group.

It's often easier to start with people who know very little about the topic.

To be honest with you, it's faster and easier to start with the computer".

It is easier to start with a few old friends than to make new ones.

"It was easier to start with than a six-string guitar.