Sentence examples for it easy to turn from inspiring English sources

Its head is somewhat wedge-shaped, which makes it easy to turn quickly to one side.

That would make it easy to turn to Page 181: how to find a lost ball.

Certain widgets can help save the phone's battery power by making it easy to turn off power-draining features.

In effect Aereo makes it easy to turn smartphones and tablet computers into personalized TV sets — something that the broadcasters haven't moved swiftly to do.

Facebook makes it easy to turn the idlest of wishes into reality, and it was there I found the group Dachshunds in London.

"Each political party has found it easy to turn on a dime from decrying to defending the blocking of judicial nominations, depending on their changing political fortunes," he said.

That makes it easier to turn investment spigots on or off to adjust to market fluctuations.

Mr. Meek added that early voting was especially important for his campaign, because it made it easier to turn out core supporters, including working parents and the elderly.

You may find it easier to turn the body piece inside out to achieve this, and then turn it back over the lid and stuffing when finished.

That gives an advantage to countries such as Latvia, where the cost of living is low, making it easier to turn a profit.

In a blend of geometry and physics, exacting measurements are made for caster angles and camber of the wheels, making it easier to turn.