Sentence examples for seemed a cinch from inspiring English sources

Given the array of contending forces, inertia seemed a cinch.

This was, it seemed, a cinch, a few minutes of complicated labor in exchange for untold hours of relaxation.

Hardy trained here as a teenager and seemed a cinch to qualify for the Pan Pacific Championships, the premier international meet of the summer.

We have heard of a soldier who seemed a cinch for discharge on points, what with three years in the Army, fifteen months overseas, a daughter born last year, and a decoration.

The New Yorker, June 9 , 1945P. 13 We have heard of a soldier who seemed a cinch for discharge on points, what with three years in the Army, fifteen months overseas, a daughter born last year, and a decoration.

By William C. Banta and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 9 , 1945P. 13 We have heard of a soldier who seemed a cinch for discharge on points, what with three years in the Army, fifteen months overseas, a daughter born last year, and a decoration.

They seem a cinch to become the first team to score more than 600 points in a season.

He seems a cinch to break several of Chicago's "modern era" records and he ran through the list: all-purpose yards, receptions, receiving touchdowns, maybe even total scoring.

It could be that the rigors of military life made rising up the corporate ranks seem a cinch by comparison.

Rookie Coach Mike Keenan, who seems a cinch for Coach of the Year, is effusive in praise of Poulin, the team's new captain.

With an annual budget of only $300,000, it would seem a cinch to cover that in this affluent, philanthropic town, but Russell reminded me that with more than 200 nonprofits in Laguna, it's tough to compete with more urgent and lifesaving nonprofits.