Sentence examples for readily off from inspiring English sources

Half a century after brutalism's heyday, the term "concrete monstrosity" trips readily off the tongues of the unseeing, the torpid, the incurious.

This leaves more money available for nurses, teachers and policemen the "front line services", in that cliché that trips so readily off ministerial tongues.

Renaissance, of course, is a word that rolls readily off the lips of people who sell struggling cities for a living, and even Mr. Kintner acknowledges there is not yet consensus that Hartford's star is in fact ascending.

That statement would not have rolled too readily off the tongue back on 6 January, when, the last time they were live on TV, they were knocked out of the FA Cup by Liverpool.

11. "Some people may assume readily off the bat that it means fat, however, in my country Jamaica it is mostly referred as to a woman whose body is firm and is seen as a compliment".

Local residents readily check off the raid victims' names and ages.

The arms readily break off but soon regrow i.e., are regenerated.

Plenty of people who have not visited the Augusta National could still readily reel off a list of features that make the home of the Masters special.

Yet certain words in the lexicon of wine are prisoners of their own connotations, robbed of their meanings because they so readily touch off prejudicial thoughts or emotions.

He duly produced a flawless exhibition of jumping under Barry Geraghty before breezing into the lead three out and readily seeing off Sire De Grugy by two lengths.

While the flowers can produce dry fruits, prolific bulblets readily break off from the root system and are the primary means reproduction for some populations.