Sentence examples for of cakewalk from inspiring English sources

Perp walk was not coined on the analogy of cakewalk.

The league that was supposed to represent some combination of cakewalk and graveyard for Oldham and Rochdale Hornets, the two traditional clubs who found themselves excluded from the expanded Championship proper, and therefore forced to travel to all sorts of unlikely corners of the kingdom, from Gateshead to Neath, Wrexham to Hemel.

Metro SE is a limited version of Cakewalk's Metro 5 that uses tape-recorder-style controls and mixing interfaces.

When done, put the mats in a giant circle on the night of cakewalk time.

On the surface, Satie's score is a ramshackle mix of cakewalks, chansons and intermittent wailing sirens.

It was influenced by minstrel-show songs, blacks' banjo styles, and syncopated (off-beat) dance rhythms of the cakewalk, and also elements of European music.

The airy glitz of the cakewalk gives way to the gloom of the Shrine Auditorium foyer.

For President Obama such economic mediocrity spells extended deficits, a "jobless" recovery and, at best, a stiff reelection fight instead of the cakewalk that his perfect timing inaugurated at the exact bottom of the crisis deserves.

By the end of last week — even though American troops, who by all accounts have fought honorably and without undue cruelty, were at the gates of Baghdad — it was already too late for the rosy scenario of the cakewalk conservatives.

The last time Northampton won a league game away from Franklin's Gardens – a real league game, as opposed to one of the cakewalk variety that marked the Midlanders' gentle amble through the backwoods of the second division last season – a young stand-off from rugby league country by the name of Stephen Myler was responsible for precisely half their points.

"Tough talk" aside, Darfur presents no more of a cakewalk than Iraq did.