Sentence examples for is a breeze compared to from inspiring English sources

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A tall order, but relamping 209 is a breeze compared to 301, the stately Lawrence A. Wien Reference Room — and not on account of that room's vintage triple-tiered chandeliers.

"So, Gwyneth, you've figured out the secret of working parents everywhere: Livin' la vida desk job is a breeze compared to the 14-hour days of a film set.

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Yet the incline at Pavie was a breeze compared to the final slope near the southeast corner of the medieval city.

Many people believe that coming home from an overseas assignment will be a breeze compared to the adjustment of leaving for one.

It was a breeze compared to the necessary, medical surgery I had endured in the summer.

It's a little time-consuming at first, but it's a breeze compared to any other research study.

However that was a breeze compared to the IVH or Intraventricular hemorrhages she received from her extreme prematurity.

The solicitor tells me they were a breeze compared to her first-ever client at the centre who "burst into tears straight away".

Still, as heartbreaking as adolescence is for a parent (it's no picnic to plummet overnight from She Who Must Be Adored to moronic irrelevancy), it's a breeze compared to what's coming.

Turns out, for my child, daytime potty training was a breeze compared to using the toilet in the middle of the night or holding in her bladder all night long.

There have been a lot of questions about why Trump hasn't accomplished more in his first 100 days, but maybe it's because he assumed all along that being president would be a breeze compared to the tiresome task of hosting The Apprentice.

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