Sentence examples for suddenly easy from inspiring English sources

It was suddenly easy to say everything.

It is suddenly easy to see the sweet, excitable 17-year-old she once was.

It was suddenly easy to see how Americans could spend $34 billion annually on their pets, according to the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association.

What had been a difficult play all night with the shot-blocker Thomas lurking in the middle was suddenly easy -- the Orangemen's 6-9 center was on the bench after he committed his fourth foul 47 seconds earlier.

Yet it doesn't make the job suddenly easy, and some singers I spoke to were still finding ways to deal with parts of the job they found especially stressful.

Like most of the Indonesians, Mr. Assa and his wife, Grace, came on tourist visas that were suddenly easy for poor people to get in the 1990s, when a booming economy welcomed foreign labor with a wink and a nod.

He surveying the scene, noting almost laconically that the advance against Al Qaeda warriors was now suddenly easier.

Thanks to the builder, Time magazine noted approvingly in a 1950 cover story, buying a house was suddenly easier than buying a car.

The machine is the same, but when you make it out of an industrial-looking material, it's suddenly easier for a man to own the kitchen.

Her story was told through some great music, too: the Sex Pistols, because when punk came along "it was suddenly easier to be me"; Lady Gaga, because "when I'm on me island, I want to dance".

He was suddenly easier to talk to.