Sentence examples for give easy access from inspiring English sources

Some apps give easy access to African soccer results.

There are thousands of musician, fan and commercial sites devoted to the genre, and online portals like AllAboutJazz.com, Jazz.About.com, JazzOnWeb.com and JazzReview.com give easy access to them.

The subway stop for the No. 1 train at 157th Street and the M4 and M5 buses give easy access to work and public and private schools from elementary through university.

"America does not have a monopoly on disgruntled employees or people suffering mental illness, but what is unique to America is that we give easy access to firearms," he said.

But he said the noise "is digestible, and less than we expected". IN Ossining, Ira D. Giller, the architect and developer of the Brooke Club, chose the site because it is close to the Croton-Harmon railroad station and because Routes 9 and 9A give easy access to White Plains, where several large corporations are situated.

Usually these give easy access to a wide range of private providers at a lower price.

On the same day a new site navigation tool will give easier access to messaging services, music and TV content.

Adrian DeLucca puts his in an unmarked can outside his Fort Greene brownstone to give easier access to those who collect and redeem as part of an informal economy.

The whole city is being built on a raised platform, to give easier access to the pipes and wiring that would normally be buried underground and to allow the transport pods to zip around unfettered.

"This scheme will help relieve that by providing an extra lane for traffic to give easier access," he said.

This may give easier access to this kind of help than when provided in mental health care.