Sentence examples for left an easy from inspiring English sources

It left an easy symbolism to fit on to Rangers' season: a squabble to end a mess.

Largely uncritical and forgiving press coverage of the new Conservative mayor has left an easy opening for independent leftwing bloggers.

Attempting to silence Matola, the government threatens to stick a garbage dump next to her zoo, but instead of backing down she calls in one of the most powerful environmental groups in the world, the Natural Resources Defense Council, which sees in the plight of the flamboyant macaw — of which Belize has only 200 left — an easy win.

Allen began nervously and left an easy starter for Trump, who took the opening frame with a break of 70.

Boyce went close when he cut inside superbly, only to curl an effort inches wide with strike partner Craig Curran unimpressed given that a square pass may have left an easy finish.

Several years of migrant traffic on the main Oregon Trail had left an easy and obvious path, whereas the Cutoff was more difficult to find.

The fare, as ever, was variable, from the brilliance of France's Pro-Phenomen to the calculatedly naff rusticity of Just 4 Funk, a west country b-boy crew who spin and freeze to the Wurzels' "Combine Harvester" song, and the sternness of ADiaspora Collective, whose proto-feminist rant left an easy-going audience more than a little bemused.

He did much the same thing at the 16th, driving his ball 331 yards over palm trees and water into the green-side bunker, leaving an easy bunker shot to a back pin.

Several players before him had aimed for the pin with their second shot and missed; Holmes chose to lay up short and leave an easier wedge to the green, which resulted in a par.

SEOUL, South Korea — As North Korea warned foreigners on Tuesday that they might want to leave South Korea because the peninsula was on the brink of nuclear war — a statement that analysts dismissed as hyperbole — the American commander in the Pacific expressed worries that the North's young leader, Kim Jong-un, might not have left himself an easy exit to reduce tensions.

Michael Brendan Dougherty, writing in The Week, has argued that the far left has an easy path to mercy for Trump supporters.