Sentence examples similar to nearest easy from inspiring English sources
Pine was the nearest, easiest timber for the early European settlers.
He maps the past by woods and street names and salvaged bones.Pine was the nearest, easiest timber for the early European settlers.Then cedar".So the first block north of Wall Street is Pine Street," Mr. Solomon said".The next block north is Cedar Street, the predominant exterior wood.A few blocks up, you have Spruce.
Selected continuous variables were dichotomized with reference to the threshold maximizing the Youden Index (sensitivity plus specificity minus one) and then rounded to the nearest easy-to-recall value.
Finding a mirror-image set of nine "good lands" is, unhappily, nowhere near so easy.
It won't be anything near that easy.
They entered the coordinates of the nearest and easiest cache.
Except that it was nowhere near as easy as getting broccoli delivered to my door.
But for Kaká, the choice is likely to be nowhere near so easy.
But it was nowhere near as easy to do that as to work within established marketplaces, like the ones in Latin America.
"It's not anywhere near as easy to reach as it would be in Birmingham or Columbus, where you could shotgun approach it".
Despite loose talk that a college chemistry major could whip up a lethal weapon in his garage, the historical record suggests that it is nowhere near that easy.
