Sentence examples for which were easy to from inspiring English sources
It formed the most discrete clumps of any litter, which were easy to remove.
The marching song is done with three arm salutes, which were easy to master.
The walls were made of small saplings or reeds, which were easy to cut with stone tools.
Later her work fell out of fashion, particularly the images involving angelic infants sprouting wings and the posed allegorical compositions, which were easy to deride for their sentimentality.
Felsenstein took Illich's advice to heart, not least because it resembled his own experience with ham radios, which were easy to understand and fiddle with.
The massing of remote private symbols, whose decoding Mr. Johns invited by devising them, then said missed the point, alternated with the most obvious and banal subjects, which were easy to read on the surface.
Many demolished their mansions and replaced them with office blocks, which were easier to rent out".
By 1858, the circle had been simplified to parentheses, (4) Vesta, which were easier to typeset.
The most successful patient recruitment was in those practices which were easier to recruit for collaboration.
Which is easy to believe.
"I copied Ian Fleming's style which was easy to do.
