Sentence examples for readily coming from inspiring English sources

Now in his 57th year in professional baseball, Mr. Edwards, 76, has a deep bench of — bam! — stories that feature a cast of thousands, from Mickey Mantle to the kid playing second base tonight whose name isn't readily coming to mind at the — bam! — moment.

"Stark, and perplexing, questions readily come to mind," Judge Bates wrote.

But in simple tasks — picking up a dropped sponge, for example — they readily came to the aid of humans.

I trust that members and supporters will readily come to understand and support the course I am going to follow.

It readily comes to bay but on its terms: it chooses low water where wolves are hampered in their movements.

If there are better ways to destroy public confidence in judicial impartiality, they do not readily come to mind.

GENEVA — The new Jaguar XF Sportbrake introduced here won't be coming to America, but not for the reason that most readily comes to mind.

It readily comes up in a Google search only because, with the exception of a few online message boards, it has no competitors.

Though buttery and a tad pearlike, the viognier overall is austere, because of the tart acidity, and its basic utility, for example with oysters, readily comes clear.

Now apply the vertical farm concept to countries that are water-challenged — the Middle East readily comes to mind — and suddenly things look less hopeless.

Other cities in Arabian Iraq, such as Al-Ḥillah, Al-Kūfah, and Al-Baṣrah, readily came to terms with the conqueror and were spared.