Spring in the Old World is liable to fall silent far sooner than in the New.
Toppings that are too dry are liable to fall off, though that's not an issue with these.
"Much of what the governor has gotten in New York is liable to fall because of court challenges and the like because much of it's unconstitutional," the N.R.A. president, David Keene, said in a recent interview on an Albany radio station.
The walls around our fields are liable to fall during spells of bad weather, and as I replace each stone, it is always on my mind that these stones will have fallen and been replaced by several generations of hands over the 500 or so years they have stood there.
Nevertheless, all too often, tripartite relationships between the government, industry, and academia will unavoidably be fraught with uncertainty and projects are liable to fall short or fail (Zomer et al. 2010).
Because it's a common nightmare scenario, we are liable to fall for it.
I'm liable to fall on the floor, but when I'm up on stage, that holy ground, when I've got that microphone near me and I've got the bass on I'm fucking fearless.
In his opinion, the difference between the legal systems of Scandinavia and the rest of the Western world is vast, a gap in which individuals in the former are liable to fall.
5 Posturography has been used to objectively screen and predict those elderly who are liable to fall.
When subjects present such pathologies, as mentioned above, they are liable to fall, which can have dramatic consequences for their physical integrity.
