Sentence examples for old easy from inspiring English sources

It will not fall back, as too often happened in the past, into old, easy habits of conflict and paralysis.

I trusted my face to go on.... Wherever I went I had the old easy sense that I did not detract from the scene".

It seems only a matter of time before the intolerance that has been unleashed, reinforced and normalised, looks for the old, easy targets of people who look different.

Kyle: "What dog, and who's old?" Easy to overlook amid such scintillating lines is that this is, according to the press material, a "holiday-themed" film.

Nearby was an old easy chair, a reading lamp, a small table also crowded with photographs, and a pile of rumpled newspapers on the floor.

The risk is that racism, religious bigotry, selfishness, class and corporate greed will destroy for ever that old, easy, get-along-with-each-other friendliness, where people's differences could be battled out on the rugby field or somewhere.

Not in cosy old lazy old easy-come easy-go England.

Such artists resist the old, easy-chair version of history that this crowd-pleaser of a show comes too close to emulating.

I do not differentiate between the worth of lives and no more wish to harm or see harmed the hair of a single Palestinian than do those who make cause, here in safe cosy old easy-come easy-go England, with Hamas.

The 15 subtle but eye-catching (and breast-requiring) little numbers go back in the cupboard, Anthony does his five-minute interview for the Today programme about the fountain from home instead of Hyde Park, and I'm wearing the same old easy-to-pull-off top to meet Peter Ostler, consultant oncologist.

Students who would have failed their English or math exams even under the old, easier standard will still receive extra help, usually in the form of tutoring or counseling.