Sentence examples for make the cakewalk from inspiring English sources
Tip- make the cakewalk into sessions and make a sign telling when the last session is.
Clinton needs a 10-point victory in New York to make the remaining delegate battles a cakewalk.
When Williams did the cakewalk, his infectious charm helped make the dance a national fad.
Mary Jo McGrath, a Californian lawyer, says that "getting rid of a problem teacher can make the O.J. [Simpson] trial look like a cakewalk".
Make the first one the best as it can be, and so everyone of whom didn't go will regret not participating in the cakewalk.
The dive is tandem, which made the experience a cakewalk, fear-wise, compared to the bungee.
This sort of roving, restless mind made the academic side of West Point a cakewalk.
On Monday he'll meet Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa at the sumptuously phoney Getty Villa, where he can learn about the 12 Labours of Herakles - which makes the battle against Clause 4 look like a cakewalk.
It turns out that the Phenom IIs thrive like no other under these insane conditions, and although it doesn't make overclocking a cakewalk, it does make some things possible which weren't before.
While being asked to manually change shutter speed on a typical DSLR may elicit a clueless look from an aspiring photographer, Olympus makes it a cakewalk: just change the "Motion Control" setting (complete with self-explanatory icons) to achieve the desired effect.
