Sentence examples for liable to interruption from inspiring English sources

A notice to all employees of the Manchester Guardian and Evening News, outlining the proposal for the formation of the MGEN Society, hints at the frustration that Scott had felt during the strike: "A newspaper, if it has done its duty, is an essential public service and it is not right that this service should be constantly liable to interruption by the decisions of any one of many outside bodies".

Ribs are also liable to break.

Bowls are liable to break.

"You're liable to kill somebody".

That's liable to be controversial.

Someone was liable to enter after all.

They are also liable to change suddenly.

Electronics have become less liable to explode.

Because I'm liable to Just.

"He's liable to really throw anything".

Readers are liable to experience alternative emotions.