Sentence for easily | Use easily in a sentence

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• We go to wreck very easily. (10)
• Others were not so easily won. (10)
• They were easily pleased nowadays! (8)
• He would easily become an Austrian. (10)
• But she catches up notions very easily. (8)
• One does not easily know love, it seems. (8)
• The gentleman was not so easily satisfied. (4)
• But Mrs. Leighton was not so easily quelled. (9)
• A habit of the heart is not easily broken off. (1)
• But he appeared resolved to carry it off easily. (9)
• So then I could easily promise with a firm voice. (10)
• Thought flies best when the hands are easily busy. (10)
• I quieted his alarm by talking currently and easily. (10)
• It might so easily have been some other neighbourhood. (12)
• He easily recognized Gregory, but he bore him no malice. (9)
• Whatever he demanded of them, he himself did it easily. (10)
• Why should she withhold from him a thing so easily given? (10)
• How easily the world may burn When kings come out a-wooing! (10)
• Perhaps you will more easily pardon their seminary Italian. (10)
• A lime which is too sandy will not spread easily on the trowel. (17)
• But she seems one born devoid of patience, easily made reckless. (10)
• He talked easily of current topics; his gaiety did not sound forced. (10)
• The success of Verrian did not come early, and it did not come easily. (9)
• She sat down to wait, her interest in the office sketches easily dulled. (13)
• So the sick cripple might only too easily find herself left on the highway. (5)
• He is just the sort of man who would easily become the prey of his emotions. (8)
• Being herself a plaything at the time, she could easily play a part for others. (10)
• Of the foreigners who came here, Madame Tounaire was easily the best performer. (21)
• But not so easily did Elinor recover from the alarm into which it had thrown her. (4)
• It was easily arranged that they should go by train and not by tram from The Hague. (9)
• He easily found it for himself in the place which is called the Herder Platz after it. (9)
• I have not much time to myself here in the Palazzo Barberini, as you will easily fancy. (14)
• The violence of her feelings, which must wear her out, may be easily kept in irritation. (4)
• He might so easily have been killed, like poor Jolly twenty years ago out in the Transvaal. (8)
• Here was the large job that could be done easily and roughly, opportunely offering itself. (13)
• His habitual air of happy pride, of indignant contentment rather, could easily be overdone. (10)
• Perhaps there was some simple confusion that could be cleared and disentangled easily enough. (12)
• We laughed at that: men awaiting death on the battlefield laugh easily, though not infectiously. (7)
• For Love, the charioteer, is easily tripped, while honest jog-trot Love keeps his legs to the end. (10)
• Then his fear left him; he swam in easily enough, dried himself in the sun, and put on his clothes. (8)
• She resumed her ancient intimacy with Austin easily, while she preserved her new footing with Richard. (10)
• If Jeff had even this, the sort of standing in college which he failed of would easily have been won, too. (9)
• Young men easily fancy that they may do this, and that when the black volume is shut the tide is stopped. (10)
• Young men easily fancy that they may do this, and that when the black volume is shut the tide is stopped. (22)
• He easily forgave Westover for the tone he had taken at their last meeting, but he did not care to see him. (9)
• One might easily fall into the pit of panegyric by an enumeration of his qualities, personal and literary. (10)
• It is, therefore, peculiarly necessary to those not easily reached by other forms of warning and dissuasion. (7)
• He was himself a man born to float easily through life, his face and manner artfully recommending him to all. (2)
• She sighed, and was silent, being one of those very weak reeds who are easily vanquished and never overcome. (10)
• Broad faces do not easily grow thin, but his felt thin to him, and this gave him a kind of morbid satisfaction. (8)
• She is easily prejudiced when she is a trifle jealous, and you may hear from her that he rambles, talks wildly. (10)
• The woman to share and practically to aid in developing such ideas is not easily found: that he left as implied. (10)
• At least, so I am decided it shall be; and as there was no witness to our conversation, the thing is easily got out of. (6)
• Of her own sanity she had no doubts for her mind was made of sterner stuff and would therefore be less easily affected. (5)
• The gentleman bought a ticket for New York, and remained at the window of the office talking quite easily with the seller. (9)
• She believed that his arm was broken, and smarted with wrath at her mistress for so easily taking his word to the contrary. (22)
• But the deliberate ways of German landlords are not easily changed, and we only succeeded in getting off in the late twilight. (20)
• The two feasts are so near together in point of time that they could be easily covered by the sentiment of even a brief narrative. (9)
• They may easily get her from Portsmouth to town by the coach, under the care of any creditable person that may chance to be going. (4)
• My English reading was almost wholly in the Tauchnitz editions, for otherwise English books were not easily come at then and there. (9)
• But he almost outdid her in meekness, when he got her safely placed in a corner whence she could not be easily flung upon the floor. (9)
• An individual circle of friends is easily formed in Grub Street, but the community as a whole lives far and wide and has no coherence. (16)
• That might very easily be, for there is seldom anything more poignant in any one of them than there is in the average course of things. (9)
• We are easily prophets, sure of being justified, when the cleverness of schemes devoted to material ends appears most delicately perfect. (10)
• You will easily imagine therefore my Dear Marianne that I could not feel any ardent affection or very sincere Attachment for Lady Dorothea. (4)
• If she believed that Penelope would not finally change her mind and go, no doubt Mrs. Lapham thought that Mrs. Corey would easily excuse her absence. (9)
• A purpose wedded to plans may easily suffer shipwreck; but an unfettered purpose that moulds circumstances as they arise, masters us, and is terrible. (10)
• Besides, experience taught him that an offence would be more easily pardoned the more his master himself disliked the person against whom it was committed. (5)
• But Marianne, who saw his agitation, and could easily trace it to whatever cause best pleased herself, was perfectly satisfied, and soon talked of something else. (4)
• While instruments can easily perform even the harshest of the dissonances, it is almost impossible for untrained voices to sing other than the more simple consonances. (3)

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