Sentence examples for fall readily from inspiring English sources

Tales of Ryanair woes past fall readily from the lips of passengers on the London-Dublin flight, with regulars noting the difference in the bag policy above all.

Linguists typically approach the Iranian languages in historical terms because they fall readily into three distinct categories Ancient, Middle, and Modern Iranian.

Even the window switches that fall readily to hand on the doors are straight out of last year's Mercedes-Benz S-Class in design and have that high-quality-electronics richness to them.

The songs, which fall readily into cliche, don't seem to justify the sales, let alone the hype. .

Ask most people to think of an image of the Dutch countryside and they'll no doubt fall readily into cliché: windmills, dyes, rolls of cheese, rosy-faced maidens with dollies on their heads, ham and cheese toasties and tall lads called Ronald and Virgil with Van Persie haircuts.

Mansfield, who lives in the village of Hancock, N.H., falls readily into a kind of Down East rural-snob preachiness.

She is smitten; he falls readily in love with the younger woman who recognises the genius that he believes is being squashed by his wife's success.

In his letter to Mead, Paderni noted that the papyrus had "turn'd to a sort of charcoal, so brittle, that, being touched, it falls readily into ashes".