Sentence examples for straightforward days from inspiring English sources

This weekend, three more straightforward days I think will definitely be on the cards.

"If we have two straightforward days it is enough to be ready [for the first race] but I'm sure we can deal with it and still do a good job," he said.

Scoring a goal to cap a 700th appearance for Manchester United appeared nothing more than a straightforward day at the office for the 37-year-old as he trudged off to yet another standing ovation after 70 minutes on Saturday.

Murray went into his match with a 2-0 record against Bolelli, who has slipped to 126 in the rankings from a top-40 place two years ago, and everything pointed to a straightforward day for the Scot.

"For straightforward day work, you could get £10 to £11 a hour, with shift work you could add £2 to £3 an hour on top of that," says Barry. "They have seen massive increases; companies are fighting for staff, all the hauliers around here are recruiting staff, there is just a massive shortfall".

It isn't so straightforward these days.

But this is relatively straightforward these days.

No case is straightforward these days when both the arresting officer, Ms. Goris, and the officer who administered the Breathalyzer test have improperly disposed of traffic tickets.

It wasn't easy, and it always hurts, but it seemed much more straightforward". Fifteen days ago, on 19 July, Payne won the 10km open-water race at the world championships, and a gold medal for Britain that was eventually matched by her room-mate in Shanghai, Rebecca Adlington, who triumphed in the 800m freestyle.

It has not been the most straightforward few days for Barcelona, with central defender Javier Mascherano appearing in court during the week aiming to avoid a prison sentence after admitting two counts of tax fraud.

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