Sentence examples for liable to run from inspiring English sources
When not every inch is thought out, you're liable to run into problems with contractors".
Otherwise, he said, "You can't relax and have a drink at the bar because you're liable to run into another 100 people you know".
Nor will you solve the problem if you leave your job for another one just now - in fact, that would only make you more liable to run from uncomfortable situations in the future.
There is something appalling about the naivety of a man who could hang around the Adlon hotel in Berlin - a place where, as McCrum points out, you were liable to run into Admiral Dönitz and William Joyce Lordd Haw-Haw) on the same day.
And when he wants to speed up, he's liable to run in a series of bouncy parabolic arcs.
"I regret to tell you that the recovery is liable to run out of steam and may even be followed by a 'double dip,' although I am not sure whether it will occur in 2010 or 2011," Soros said at the seminar in Budapest, which was broadcast live at the University of Hong Kong.
"It's costly banking and it's liable to go away at any point," says Sally Vander Veer, who runs the firm with her two brothers.
The Associated Press praised his running capabilities, commenting that "any time he lugs the ball he's liable to go all the way".
He is liable to go at any time any way".
Which of these two theories is liable to prevail?
