Sentence examples for is easy to pull from inspiring English sources

That digital forging is easy to pull off.

But that doesn't mean confessional poetry is easy to pull off, says Christina Patterson.

Their food — a synthesis of rustic European classics and American standards — is easy to pull off and just interesting enough.

When the pleat is open, the sock is easy to pull on "without the pulling, squeezing and rubbing associated with conventional socks," he says.

Some of the worst plays I have ever seen have been attempts to comment on the mating games between heterosexual humans (see "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change"), so never let it be said that it is easy to pull off this sort of thing.

She ordered her taxi to stop and wait while she grabbed a few seedheads, and she's been growing it ever since on her plot in Leicester.. Amaranth is a really good allotment plant - it self seeds mildly but is easy to pull up and has an endearing habit of emerging in late June to July after you've come back from holiday, and thought "oops, I forgot to sow... .. while you were away.

Insubordination is easier to pull off than innovation.

At low noise levels, it is easier to pull out the correct kinetic mechanism from the rest of the simpler candidates.

The forkball requires an especially wide grip and as such is easier to pull off if you have long fingers.

It is advisable to use this move on an opponent that weighs less than you for it is easier to pull them up and hold them.

Sparring only with kicks is a common thing, since a kick is easier to pull back (so as "not to hurt anyone") than a punch.