Sentence examples for liable to make from inspiring English sources

That gleam in the eye is liable to make many Americans nervous.

"I don't know, he's liable to make a heck of an outfielder," Torre said.

Or would it resemble a squeaky chainsaw liable to make voters run screaming from the room?

Ahh, Edinburgh: full of the smell of hops from the brewery, liable to make you bankrupt.

Any right decision like that is liable to make the populace moody.

The latest attempt at wand-waving is liable to make the problem worse, not better.

Even a slight change in the layout of the orchestra is liable to make a difference in the sound.

"I see a couple of kids out here who are liable to make the roster going north," Steinbrenner said.

He added that activities like swinging a bat, running and sliding into bases were liable to make it worse.

Wooten, team executives believed, was liable to make himself expendable because of his unpredictable off-the-field behavior.

Too much Sturm und Drang, especially if a film is cut quickly and has strobing and a pounding soundtrack, is liable to make spectators feel very queasy.