Sentence examples for lost an easy from inspiring English sources

"Of course since that Cheeky lass dumped him he's lost an easy photo-op," says an insider.

E. McGreevey resigned last November, Republicans lost an easy target, and a seemingly inexhaustible source of righteous indignation.

All of this, knowing that whatever the choices, something that is enmeshed in the friendships of women will be lost forever: an easy confidence, a relaxation of the vigil of looking our best, a different and freer way of measuring time.

Now his fellow officer brothers are telling him he doesn't know how to testify, they can't believe he lost such an easy case.

The Americans are still struggling with the way traveling is called, especially Andre Iguodala, who said the United States lost a slew of easy fast-break points because of traveling violations that would not have been called in the N.B.A. (Insert N.B.A.-related travel joke here).

It is difficult to lose an Apple IIe, easier to lose a laptop, a snap to lose a cell phone, and nearly impossible not to lose a flash drive.

Brooke wanted to shock and to shake things up, but doing so was almost too easy — he lost a fight over the title of a poem called "Lust," which his publisher insisted on elevating into "Libido".

I know I haven't lost a son, so this is easy for me to say.

"We lost a feature that made it easier to ban users and it was widely celebrated, so we must have done something right," he told me.

For those of us well versed in the art of loving what is lost, it's an easy leap to missing something that was never really there.

An easy place to lose an evening.