Easier said than done.

This is easier said than done.

If President Bush then opts for regime change, Europe should not opt out.

But this is easier said than done.

This is easier said than done.

I'm afraid that's easier said than done.

This is, to be sure, easier said than done.

A debate in which once more, social media is helping to facilitate.

I figured it was easier to do it this way.

The work must be done by Tom.

Who can do this work?

It is possible for him to do the job.

The work must be completed by tomorrow.

He's agreed to do the job.

Tom wants to do a good job.

Tom will have to do the work.

I have a job to do.

We're going to make this work.

Don't forget to do your homework.

Let me do the dirty work.

'My dear, how glad I am you came! I feel better now, much better.'

You ought to have done the homework.

My son shall do the work.

Illness prevented him from doing his work.

I'm sorry, I forgot to do my homework.

You keep forgetting to do your homework.

I have a job to do.

I've got a job to do.

I have some work to do.

I've got some work to do.

I can't do this job.

I can't do that job.

It's easier to die...

We have to do the work in a day.

We have to do the work in a day.

I have no time to do my homework.

They made him do the work again.

No one else could do my work.

I can't do this job alone.

I can't do this work alone.

We have to do the work in one day.

I have some paperwork to do.

I can do my job in a few seconds.

Tom is the only person who can do this work.

I can't do this work alone.