Sentence examples for simpler to put from inspiring English sources

Far simpler to put a hundred grand on the barbecue and teach them to be rude to waiters yourself.

Because the Soviets even took the maps of the water and electric lines, it was simpler to put in new ones.

Signs have metal stakes that make them simple to put on lawns.

Although it might seem simple to put a speaker in a shower head, there were a number of design challenges.

"So it was very simple to put out the call again, to check in with where they are now".

The case, which lists for $60, is available in black, yellow, white, pink, purple and blue and is pretty simple to put together.

A crisp homemade version of ginger beer is simple to put together: fresh ginger in large quantities, steeped for several hours and then sweetened.

But it's absolutely fine for short meals or occasional use for either a baby or toddler, and it's lightweight and easy to clean, as well as being quick and simple to put together.

His pledge was simple: to put Labour values, the people's values back into politics – and this was an unexpectedly polished beginning, rounded off by a standing ovation, to what is clearly a popular movement.

It would be simple to put in place restrictions to monitor this, such as fixed-term internships only, guaranteed subsistence wages or expenses, and a form of certification at the internship's close.

It's simple to put together, not full of cream as tarts are wont to be, and the lemon curd offsets the richness of the hazelnuts and sweetness of the juicy raspberries.