Sentence examples for makes it easy to explore from inspiring English sources

Its slenderness makes it easy to explore the boggling diversity of volcanoes, geysers, beaches, lakes, rivers, steppe and countless islands.

Its size (pop 150,000) makes it easy to explore on foot, and its red-roofed, white-walled colonial buildings make doing so appealing.

Though the hotel is basic, its central location makes it easy to explore the architectural feats of the Plaza Mayor, the expanses of Retiro Park, and the shopping on the Gran Vía.

Its small scale makes it easy to explore on foot and perfect for a musical pilgrimage, but the arrival last summer of New York's bike-sharing scheme, Citibike, makes for a more adventurous experience.

There's a single magnification level, and the threaded focus cap makes it easy to explore, say, the microprint on the back of a dollar bill, or the finer hues of a butterfly wing.

I sat down with Krystyn Tully, vice president of Lake Ontario Waterkeeper, who told me about the new Swim Guide, an app that makes it easy to explore and enjoy the best beaches near the Great Lakes, California Coast, Florida and Alabama.

Being a bigger college also makes it easier to explore other business avenues.

Although it would be more usual to have a model with an intercept and 6 contrasts, having one parameter per arm makes it easier to explore the impact of perfect prediction.

It expands the water recreation possibilities, makes it easier to explore shallow areas and narrow canyons, or even stop by the marina for supplies.

Very few people grind telescope mirrors anymore, but for someone with an interest in astronomy there are good, relatively inexpensive telescopes that make it easy to explore the heavens.

By empowering the public with this data and making it easy to explore and understand, the public should feel more equipped to know what to ask for from policymakers and legislators.