Sentence examples for have easily broken from inspiring English sources

He could have easily broken his arm right there".

But because of the way it was done, the mold could have easily broken apart, and the only person who figured out how to transport it to the foundry for casting was Philip Reid, a slave.

What I do remember is that most of the knowing coves thought Willie Mays was the superior player and that if Mays had been able to play half-dozen good years in Atlanta's Fulton County Stadium, as Aaron did, instead of the wind tunnel called Candlestick Park, he would have easily broken Ruth's record.

"There are several locations along the flight path of SIA68 where it could have easily broken contact and flown and landed in Xinjiang, Kyrgyzstan, or Turkmenistan," Ledgerwood argues.

The grief could have easily broken me -- and my marriage -- but, that is not how my life story unfolded.

"I could have easily broken my neck or my back, and this could have been way worse," Salmon told Fox 4 News.

(Brendan had the same thought: "He could've easily broken into his house and held him hostage or shot him. Lots of things could've happened").

Assuming he was right about this, he had one more hypothesis: the Stasi had easily broken Annagret, she'd led them to the dacha, and they'd discovered who owned it.

The truth is it could have been an awful lot worse because they could have quite easily broken my neck.' After lobbying the broadcasters for a video of the incident, Sir Clive Woodward condemned the tackle as 'pretty horrendous'.

My wife was always stronger than I was through the struggle...Corrie proved to be that type of wife with qualities to make a husband when he could have been so easily broken.

Though I could protect havefrom everything life will serve him, I'll be there to help back up when he lands on his face, so to speak.