Sentence examples for land of easy from inspiring English sources
Here, in the lost land of Easy Does It, I could loaf and philosophize along the trail and probably still get in a round of croquet before dinner.
(The nine holes "play skinny," says Jerry Stark). Here, in the lost land of Easy Does It, I could loaf and philosophize along the trail and probably still get in a round of croquet before dinner.
But Americans have been shamed into believing that an admission of belonging to the working class is tantamount to admitting failure, that workers are only workers because they are not willing to try harder to succeed, and that anyone who confesses to being a proud member of the working class is evidently too stupid to get rich in the Land of Easy Plenty.
We chose strong motion station locations of the Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Disaster & Emergency Management Presidency AFAD Earthquake Departmentnt, schools, parks, governmental, or private lands for easy deployment of the circular arrays (Fig. 1b).
In fact, for all its rarefied terrain -- including six fourteeners, as 14,000-feet-high peaks are called -- Aspen is the land of the big easy hike, with plenty of trails accessible even to those with only a passing familiarity with their StairMasters.
Robert Wilonsky of The Village Voice was critical, saying that the trailers' comedy "... resides in the land of the obvious, easy chuckle".
Edison Properties, a realty firm, has bought a tract of land within easy walking distance of the station and plans to open a parking lot for 1,100 cars next spring.
Almost any Cambodian with a bit of spare cash is taking a speculative punt, snapping up a chunk of land in the hope of easy profits.
essentially, users of high quality land within easy reach of a city would pay the higher rent; whist producers of low value produce would only be able to afford lower quality land and remoter locations.
The Marque, on a corner plot of land, has easy access to the city center and railway and road links into London.
The Jesuits played a key role in Spain's drive to colonize Mexico, and Baja was considered an important piece of land with easy access to the Pacific Ocean as the Spanish established trading routes between Mexico and what ultimately became The Philippines. .
