child's play

But, of course, the bombing of those prentice days would be childs play to the bombing of the next war.

And upon all this childs-play, this mere make-believe, our good-natured nation is proud of spending some half-million of money.

Not infrequently the symphony, because of its second movement, had been declared to be childs play.

The finest colored enameling ever made would be childs play compared with a piece of this early jewelry.

It will be only a childs play before Christmas and no cause for the Governors displeasure.