have an easy time of it

The President was not going to have an easy time of it.

Not that he has had an easy time of it.

Some people have an easier time of it than others.

By simple numbers, they should have had an easy time of it.

I know that he has had a difficult job, but his shadow does not always have an easy time of it either.

"Sylvia was not having an easy time of it before."

She just hoped the others were having an easier time of it.

But still, the bill didn't have an easy time of it.

Those who strongly believe in themselves, he says, have an easier time of it.

You people ought to have an easy time of it."

By most "mean streets" standards, he had an easy time of it.

Nor are the adults - particularly those without jobs - having an easy time of it.

Staten Island had an easy time of it last night.

"I bet he had an easier time of it than you did."

Thus initially the mountain troops had an easy time of it.

"But I don't think she must have an easy time of it."

I'll have an easier time of it up there with less competition, that's all.

She scrunched her face, trying to think but not having an easy time of it.

Davis wasn't exactly having an easy time of it either.

I mean, we certainly had an easier time of it before they found us."

She hadn't had an easy time of it either, raising a son on her own.

"Given the horror stories you've heard about this place, I really had an easy time of it," he said.

No one goes into our classrooms expecting to get rich or to have an easy time of it.

But in part due to his own profligacy he never had an easy time of it.

Single working women haven't had an easy time of it on television lately.