The timing looks smart, but it won't be a cakewalk.
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California was supposed to be a cakewalk for Hillary Clinton.
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Then, what was a cakewalk gets just a little tense.
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But that doesn't mean Huffman's stay will be a cakewalk.
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Like most retail gigs, Costco jobs aren't always a cakewalk.
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Yet for all the hoopla, the deal was a cakewalk.
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Joining the army probably would've been a cakewalk by comparison.
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But the road to debt forgiveness is not a cakewalk.
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Which is not to say that pliability is a cakewalk.
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In other words, the streak has hardly been a cakewalk.
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But this race surely won't be anything remotely resembling a cakewalk.
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Battles were never a cakewalk, but they also never felt unfair.
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Former Congressman Brad Ashford should win this primary in a cakewalk.
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Not a cakewalk, by any means, but not a Calvary, either.
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In retrospect, the 2004 Democratic primary can look like a cakewalk.
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That does not predict a cakewalk for Democrats in 2018 or 2020.
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Yet the key war planners assumed the war would be a cakewalk.
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Last night, I was convinced that Trump was going to have a cakewalk.
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Turner initially thought his deployment to Guantanamo would be a "cakewalk," he said.
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Absent special circumstances, the election should have been a cakewalk for Mr Gianforte.
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Op-Ed Contributor Being an immigrant from Iran has never been a cakewalk.
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"Living with a single mom has not been a cakewalk," Ms. Felix said.
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That Spongebob meme wHeRe YoU tYpE lIkE tHiS was a cakewalk for me.
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Combine the two lessons together and a 2017 Lively press tour is a cakewalk.
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Democrats looking for a cakewalk win over Trump in November may eventually get it.
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The scenario where he wins everything in a cakewalk now seems far less likely.
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Jimmy Gomez (D-Calif.), for whom the campaign was expected to be a cakewalk.
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It's not like I came in thinking this is going to be a cakewalk.
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It seems these companies think suing Harvey Weinstein and TWC will be a cakewalk.
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Verdict: The Egyptian legal system makes the curse of the mummy look like a cakewalk.
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But there's no doubt he demolished the idea that Clinton's nomination would prove a cakewalk.
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For example, a single-member district in Manhattan is a cakewalk for a Democratic incumbent.
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One possibility is Otisville in New York ... considered a cakewalk because of its dormitory-style housing.
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The Point: We've known for a while now that Pelosi's election as speaker isn't a cakewalk.
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He added there's broad recognition within the caucus that the presidential contest won't be a cakewalk.
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But despite these fundamentals, there are other signs that 503 won't be a cakewalk for Democrats.
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All of that — plus the favorable polls — suggested Clinton would have a cakewalk in the state.
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Compared to what I see today, my time covering Presidents and their press secretaries was a cakewalk.
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When St-Pierre hit his first takedown, Bisping showed exactly why this wouldn't be a cakewalk though.
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"we are not interested in the possibilities of defeat" Britain thought the war would be a cakewalk.
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Rain, wind and humidity (or their absence) can turn a cakewalk into a minefield, or vice versa.
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With five months to go until the midterm elections, confirming Kennedy's replacement should have been a cakewalk.
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However, thinking and performing better isn't a cakewalk due to potential obstacles and distractions along the way.
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Cuphead is finally with us on the 22017th, and let me forewarn you, Players Expecting a Cakewalk: nope.
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He's fighting Jerrell "Big Baby" Miller later this year, and that's not gonna be a cakewalk AT ALL.
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Which, considering I check my Bumble while waiting in line for coffee to kill time, was a cakewalk.
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Where Clinton has been the strongest in the Democratic primary, the South, Trump will win in a cakewalk.
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Remember, some predicted that invading Iraq would be a "cakewalk," and we all know how that turned out.
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It comes equipped with a vast collection of templates and powerful tools to make designing seem like a cakewalk.
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Shortly after the election, it looked like it was going to be a cakewalk for Minnesota congressman Keith Ellison.
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The space isn't easy, but delivering consumer electronics to millions of customers at once probably isn't a cakewalk, either.
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But as Dodgers reliever Ross Stripling observed, games on Saturday and Sunday do not figure to be a cakewalk.
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Compared with these big-ticket items, extending the crucial Utica Avenue line deeper into Brooklyn would be a cakewalk.
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RAW images aren't the easiest things to edit and manipulate, but this app makes the process feel like a cakewalk.
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Let's face it: Topping the 1989 album and tour isn't going to be a cakewalk — even if you're Taylor Swift.
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However, the next big trigger would be the Gujarat election, which may not be a cakewalk for the ruling BJP.
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Large paddles make beating butter and sugar a cakewalk, and the dough hook quickly kneads pizza dough into a supple mass.
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If there is a Glow season 3, Sin City isn't going to be a cakewalk for the gorgeous ladies of wrestling.
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In the holiest city in the world, finding eligible gay bachelors wasn't a cakewalk, but gay spaces provided a vibrant refuge.
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But if one were judging the presidential contest on foreign policy alone, then it would surely be a cakewalk for Clinton.
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New York (CNN Business)The recent plunge in the stock market is a cakewalk compared to what's going on with cryptocurrencies.
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Silver's job hasn't exactly been a cakewalk ... Donald Sterling, the Rajon Rondo homophobia scandal, ATL Hawks racism scandal, Blake Griffin fight.
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"It was not a cakewalk in his time as ambassador and I thought he handled it extremely well," Ms. Donfried said.
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After all, once you find the true "nectar of your being," everything else must feel like a cakewalk — even the Golden Globes.
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Luckily for football fans in the Midwest, this division has a cakewalk schedule, with matchups against the AFC South and NFC East.
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"It's a cakewalk for me once he gets going," said DeRozan, who shot 23 of 25 from the field for 32 points.
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Then some eerie old footage of a "cakewalk," from an early black vaudeville performance, one of the few that were ever filmed.
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Now they have grown to a roar, threatening to derail what might have been a cakewalk political contest in deeply conservative Alabama.
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It certainly won't be a cakewalk and there will be obstacles, but you can get on the path to millionaire status today.
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Needless to say, if a future appellate court employs a similarly deferential approach, the Restoring Internet Freedom order passes in a cakewalk.
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I don't mean it's a cakewalk to kick off a campaign 15 days before [an election] with no money, no organization, no experience.
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While it's not clear if Lil Xan specifically had gastritis, having "ripped something in my stomach open" doesn't exactly sound like a cakewalk.
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New Zealand's new ball pair of Trent Boult and Matt Henry returned determined not to let it become a cakewalk for the hosts.
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The Blue Devils will be a heavy favorite to storm to the Final Four in Minneapolis, but it won't necessarily be a cakewalk.
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There's a higher mix of the beefier "major" enemies in the campaign, making missions that would otherwise be a cakewalk into fun challenges.
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Cat's comeback ain't gonna be a cakewalk -- she's fighting undefeated Ketlen Vieira on March 3 in Vegas ... the same card with Cyborg vs.
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CoinKeeper is an app that makes budgeting a cakewalk, as it uses an intuitive drag and drop coin-based system to track your finances.
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When the aliens finally show up, they seem pretty confident that taking over the United States with Trump as president will be a cakewalk.
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"Retail is not exactly a cakewalk, so just taking care of the store and dealing with production, quality and employees …" she said, trailing off.
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Knowing the attitude of the Iranian population, I can confidently say: A war with Iran would make the Iraq war look like a cakewalk.
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But while the Democratic party has gotten more liberal over the course of time, that doesn't mean it's going to be a cakewalk for Sanders.
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You and your partner signed up to participate in a study about relationships—a cakewalk for a strong couple like the two of you, really.
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It won't be a cakewalk, but it is possible to harness a successful and upbeat outlook now with some shifts to your mindsets and habits.
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It comes with a Soup XL pan blender that lets you easily create soups, and a steel whisk that makes preparing creams and desserts a cakewalk.
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Democrats should not expect the path to the White House to be a cakewalk if Hillary Clinton faces Donald Trump in November, former New Mexico Gov.
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Feldman says the fight won't be a cakewalk for Canseco ... Lohan is 3-0 in celeb boxing fights, beating up guys like reality star Jonny Fairplay.
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And this week's meetings in Washington include another gathering of the Presidential Nominating Process Committee, which is expected to make the 2020 primary a cakewalk for Trump.
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On paper, 21 should have been a cakewalk: he wrote nine songs for Taylor Swift's Reputation, five for Katy Perry's Witness and four for Pink's Beautiful Trauma.
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Rather, the event was titled "Big Daddy Comes Home," and was seen as a cakewalk for Bowe to set up an ill-fated bout with Lennox Lewis.
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That's a cakewalk compared to a full workday's worth of standing in line, and it was still exhausting (shoutout to the water fountain that saved my life).
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Group H Juventus, winner of the past five Serie A titles, have been presented with what should be a cakewalk for the 2015 Champions League runner up.
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When BuzzFeed News asked about the extent of ADF's dealings with Sessions, Waggoner chafed, saying a meeting with Justice Department lawyers was not a cakewalk, but an interrogation.
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Monaco is in the knockout stages of the Champions League and, more impressive, atop Ligue 1, which many had expected to be a cakewalk for Paris St.-Germain.
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It's not a cakewalk to have an anxious and reactive dog, but that's my baby, and I do whatever has to be done to keep him happy and safe.
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The Gators' November slate isn't exactly a cakewalk, but they'll have to wait until December 21 to face their next ranked opponent in the No. 17 Utah State Aggies.
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And, it is not at all clear to me that, whoever the Democratic nominee is, she or he would have a cakewalk to an easy victory in the general election.
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This game seems like a fairly reasonable time for that to happen, which could turn the N.F.C. North into a sprint to the finish rather than a cakewalk for Minnesota.
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American leaders assumed that this conquest would be a cakewalk (Jefferson called it "a matter of marching"), but the United States lacked a professional military and had essentially no local support.
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If Trump is the Antichrist, as they believe, then Georgia was going to be a cakewalk, and Nancy Pelosi was going to be installed as speaker before the midterms by acclamation.
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If men can passively ignore every pejorative weaponized against women in a genre still dominated by men, turning a blind eye to rape is a cakewalk we never hesitate to scurry down.
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"Anyone who thought this was going to be a cakewalk for [Bayh] I think was making a mistake," said Andrew Downs, a political science professor at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne.
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Once convinced that a Trump nomination would be a godsend for their party, some are now warning that a general election fight against the billionaire tycoon will be anything but a cakewalk.
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The Raptors have won 15 of the last 10.53 meetings and nine in a row at home, and they enter this one on a good note after a cakewalk in their opener.
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Yes, that same establishment that Illinois voters lashed out against in the final weeks before their March primary, causing Illinois native Clinton to barely squeak out what should have been a cakewalk.
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I sat down over lunch with Harrison for a conversation about becoming a chef by accident, the maddening science of spices, and why cooking makes military boot camp look like a cakewalk.
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Ex-NFL star Warrick Dunn believes Saquon Barkley is gonna run roughshod over the NFL, but it ain't gonna be a cakewalk -- so, Warrick's giving him some RB-to-RB real talk.
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But that's about all the solid info we have so far as we continue to wait to see whether what comes next is, well, a trial or a cakewalk to an acquittal. Okay.
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But at least one guy still thought it was a good idea "I don't mean it's a cakewalk to kick off a campaign 203 days before, with no money, no organization, no experience," Col.
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Still, an obstacle course consisting of swimming and climbing elements looked like they would've been a cakewalk for him — even if it was a "purge" challenge, meaning the last-place competitor went straight home.
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But 2017 hasn't exactly been a cakewalk either, and if you thought that this year has actually been way worse than the last, you 're not alone, and you may not be imagining it.
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A 2020 presidential run was always going to be rough for the New York governor, but his re-election bid in 2018 won't be a cakewalk either, as the New Republic has previously reported.
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In the deeply blue state — registered Democratic voters outnumber Republicans by nearly 235,2100 — this race should have been a cakewalk for Mr. Menendez, but voters still appear angry over his corruption trial last year.
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"I don't think I would call that a cakewalk," said Jerry Howard, the head of the National Home Builders Association, saying the proposal will face fierce resistance from his group, which represents 130,000 builders.
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As for that much anticipated moment when she puts on fire-engine red plumes and sequins to lead a cakewalk of singing waiters, well, let's just hope that this show's producers have earthquake insurance.
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Hillary Clinton's path to the White House will not be a "cakewalk" if she faces presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in November, pollster and chief strategist for Clinton's 643 campaign Mark Penn said Tuesday.
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While noting that he'd like to avoid war, Trump himself has suggested that war with Iran would be a cakewalk: "It wouldn't last very long, I can tell you that," the president told Fox Business in June.
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Those 14 minutes on the ice did not look like a cakewalk for Foster, said Evan Karambelas, 29, another elite recreational player who also serves as an emergency goalie for Blackhawks games but has never needed to play.
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And yes, the new black-power voting movement in the Deep South had turned what should have been a cakewalk—Democrats haven't won a Senate race in the state since 1982, or even come close—into an actual contest.
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The Gujarat election is not expected to be a cakewalk for the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and the looming threat of higher crude prices, a weaker rupee and subsequent effect on the economy will continue to exert pressure despite liquidity flows.
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But the Kavanaugh nomination will be a cakewalk for Democrats compared to what may well be the "Mother of all Battles" if either or both Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg or Justice Stephen Breyer retires from the bench during the Trump presidency.
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Campbell's campaign has come to represent the left's last chance to tighten the Republican Senate majority — and give Democrats more of a chance at stopping Trump from a cakewalk on his agenda of tax cuts, Obamacare rollback, and immigration enforcement.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Winning the Tokyo Olympics test event in Enoshima may have appeared a cakewalk for Rio gold medalists Peter Burling and Blair Tuke, but the duo said it had taken them some time to get used to the 49er class yacht again.
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Though on paper this should be a cakewalk — Romney is hardly a stranger in Utah, and Democrats have little chance of picking up the seat — two prominent Republicans have made an issue of Romney's Trump-bashing and his relocation to the West.
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The fourth seed, one of the cleanest strikers of the ball in women's tennis, is not expecting it to be a cakewalk, especially being pitted against an opponent as aggressive as Osaka and also more experienced with two Wimbledon titles under her belt.
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Nomura battled her way to a closing 73 to finish at nine-under-par 279, increasing her three-shot overnight lead on the Lake Merced course, but the final round was anything but a cakewalk for the 23-year-old from Yokohama.
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Ty Lawson was out in Hollywood Tuesday night when we asked about LeBron James being down 0-2 to Steph Curry and Kevin Durant ... and although the Kings PG predicts GSW will take home the title, he says it won't be a cakewalk.
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Getting back a pair of All-Stars takes some of the burden off James, who single-handedly prevented the Warriors from having a cakewalk to a championship last year but was outdone by the defensive tenacity of Andre Iguodala and the overall offensive excellence of the Warriors.
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In states like Texas and Georgia, where Republicans assumed they'd win in a cakewalk in 22016 and beyond, the progressives are putting the GOP on the defensive and forcing the party and its dark-money affiliates to divert huge resources down South from other key races.
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This might have been a cakewalk for Tennessee had Jacksonville (10-5) won in Week 16 against San Francisco, but the Jaguars will be looking to erase the memory of an ugly loss and enter the playoffs with some momentum, which means they will not rest their starters.
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Piloting the Skydio 2 straight for a group of trees with the controller — a nightmare for even seasoned drone pilots — is a cakewalk as the drone finds its own way around branches and trunks using your guidance to move forward as its key objective while figuring out the details on its own.
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Hickenlooper expected to end presidential bid on Thursday MORE (D-Colo.) and Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio) could be headed for a cakewalk on Election Day.
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But as my colleague Andrew Prokop explained, this didn't mean it would be a cakewalk for Clinton either: Fox viewers would very much like to see Clinton pressed on whether her email scandal, Benghazi, the Clinton Foundation, leaked information from John Podesta's emails, her health, her "basket of deplorables" comment, and so on make her unfit to be president.
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But this didn't mean it was a cakewalk for Clinton either; she was asked to respond to the now-revealed transcripts from her Goldman Sachs speeches (released in the WikiLeaks' trove of emails from her campaign chair John Podesta's account), in which she said she dreamed of "open borders," as well as her proposal to have a no-fly zone Syria.
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But one of the revelations of "The Lavender Scare," drawn from David K. Johnson's 2006 book of the same title, is its portrait of gay life during the '30s and World War II. The movie never claims it was a cakewalk, but the oppression was less virulent than what it became; many lesbians and gay men arrived in Washington to work in the government and encountered no problem in leading active social lives.
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Almost all pundits and pollsters told us this would be a cakewalk for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE just like '08 was for Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama21625 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2900 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 220006,2202 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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