easy to approach

It would not be so easy to approach her mother.

She would have been easy to approach, since they lived in the same town and he'd known her for years.

But maybe a small group of them would be easier to approach than the whole army.

Their flight is slow and they are easy to approach.

It is not easy to approach them in a situation like that, without being angry.

Members found him kindly in personal life, and easy to approach.

He's really easy to approach on matters that improve the Hold, you know.

But it was easy to approach, because of its constant flashing.

It would have been easier to approach the man back in town."

No, not many and not easy to approach, but there are.

Nevertheless, he seems to have been amiable and easy to approach.

It was not easy to approach, hard to get away from, and was, built for defense.

Once you're in there with one retail chain, it gets much easier to approach others.

His hard work and easy to approach nature has made him a favourite among those who seek genuine advice in the field of Politics.

It was not easy to approach a commander- in-chief with such a story.

"My favorite manager was very trusting and easy to approach.

Starling found it easier to approach the cage when he wasn't looking at her.

"Besides, if I don't mistake, it is easy to approach and kill them with a stick."

They're still figuring out which is the easiest to approach on foot."

The runners were sh= y, not easy to approach.

"It was very easy to approach them about collecting their wet laundry," he recalled.

Here, however, she would be far easier to approach; that, at least, was Metcalfe's plan.

He wasn't the only sailor in the place, but he would be the easiest to approach.

But the tale is not easy to approach.