For wet-on-wet printing the process is simple.
The process is simple, if exacting, as Johnny Miller, the distillery manager at Glenfarclas, showed me.
Other than that, the process is simple: Open special microwave, insert limb, repeat daily.
The process is simple: first we snort a generous line of hop dust just to get up our nerve.
The process is simple and is usually handled by a notary, who is required for the process.
Mr. Martin does not need to go into a lot of detail, because the process is simple.
The process is simple enough: chop a hole in the ice, drop the stick through and measure the ice's thickness.
The process is simple for the consumer — complete a Web form, box the device up and mail it off.
NOTE: The process is simple and you have to subscribe yourself; we can't do that on your stead.
The process is simple: authors submit their findings to a journal and editors send them out to be checked by the authors' scientific peers.
The process is simple: first the trend is appropriated and misused, before quickly becoming the butt of jokes for old white folks who just "don't get it".
