Sentence examples for turn easier from inspiring English sources
Rain will have softened greens and hole placements will now turn easier as the officials ease up on the lever marked 'sadist'sadist
Like most skiers, I found the backside turn easier at first (at least your toes are pointing roughly where you're going), and the frontside utterly alien.
Examples were: 'Difficult to manoeuvre around cone', 'Don't have to walk as far and easier to turn', 'Not so far to go on turn; easier to just turn', 'Can walk straighter and it saves a foot at each end', suggesting that some participants perceived they did not have to walk as far.
An alternative explanation can be cast in terms of attentional demands: in ratings along a continuum of task difficulty obtained from our strategy questionnaire, the verbal tasks rated much easier than the spatial task, and the spatial task was in turn easier than the grating task.
You can use that as a guide for making that turn easier too.
Looser cubes have better tolerances and turn easier, but tend to fall apart or "pop".
"People won't say, 'This is not what you were saying a few months ago.' It makes a change of policy, a bit of U-turn, easier".
New techniques made turning easier on steeper terrain.
It's worth women getting female-specific boards with a narrower middle, as they make turning easier".
* Use a large, flat-bottomed skillet, preferably one with deep, sloping sides, which make turning easier and minimize spattering.
The invention made turning easier: A skier would otherwise have to hop to switch directions, to prevent the back of the skis from catching in the snow.
