The phrase "with no sweat" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is done easily or with little effort. Example: I aced the exam with no sweat.
Legs and breasts with no sweat and no smell.
Great art is rare, just as great anything is rare, but it's not that a few special people can do it with no sweat.
A perfect-fitting white Prada Sport windbreaker for $885 would have to be purchased by someone with no sweat glands who lived in a dirt-free community.
But tell that to the C.I.A. Astonishingly, the security experts at Langley, Va., and in the Pentagon still use the test Mr. Ames passed with no sweat, the Control Question Test.
Such a car would be capable of reaching 140 mph with no sweat.
I get places quicker, people always want talk to me about it, and it gets me up the final steep hill to my house with no sweat.
With with no sweat-inducing thick straps or excess bulk, and just enough room for your sunnies and wallet, it's easy to see why the clutch is our go-to purse of the season.
In fact we did just this sort of maneuver in our loaner H2 with absolutely no sweat, and then added a bit of twisting to the mix just for fun.
The ensuing mayhem would be hilarious if it weren't so creepy and scary -- a combination of emotions that Seranella handles with the same kind of no-sweat skill that Munch applies to her automotive repairs.
Another New Yorker, Bev Grant, wrote "No Sweat" with Pat Humphries.
The nation's balance sheet could finance such a transition with no fiscal sweat.
