Sentence examples for was liable to go from inspiring English sources
With her hackles up, she was liable to go for anyone.
When her school desegregated, her white classmates learned that anyone who tossed a racial epithet her way was liable to go home with bruises.
In the 19th century it was regarded as better nourishment than "raw" cream because that cream was liable to go sour and be difficult to digest, causing illness.
At the end of his testimony, Green told the court that he was afraid to load ammunition because of "them officers racing each division to see who put on the most tonnage, and I knowed the way they was handling ammunition it was liable to go off again.
He is liable to go at any time any way".
Until Labour manages this intellectual shift, its views on how to revive the economy now are liable to go unheeded.
After a game among friends, one is liable to go home frustrated and lighter in the wallet, but not broke.
If the second person isn't sure of the answer, he's liable to go along with the first person's guess.
Some ministers predicted that if the talks resumed, an agreement could follow in weeks, but if they did not, negotiations were liable to go into a deep freeze.
NM As we have seen very recently, things are liable to go south in a hurry when these two face each other.
