Sentence examples for we're liable from inspiring English sources

"We're liable for billions from the Greek economy, which is bankrupt, cronyistic and corrupt," he said.

He is a Twitter addict, and, Cruz said, "We're liable to wake up one morning and Donald, if he were President, would have nuked Denmark".

Catherine always seems to cry on cue; the more she does it, the less we're liable to believe in her grief.

Lucy Eyre is acute in recognising that it's as teenagers that we're liable to start asking important questions, but frequently come off sounding ridiculous because we aren't given the right tools to address our concerns.

Any reader not a complete misanthrope will give a love-struck poet a good deal of leeway, since in the grip of love we're liable to say all sorts of silly things, making promises that should never be considered binding contracts.

But sometimes we're liable to happily jump on a bandwagon and collectively decide that something is a great idea, while somehow all managing to suppress any niggling thoughts in the back of our minds that it might be a load of rubbish.

We are liable to never know anymore about those planets than we know now, astronomers say.

This turns out to be additional interest we did not realise we were liable for.

We were liable (it involved a pipe under our path) and we fixed it immediately.

We are liable to become insatiable wanting machines, whose curiosity serves our greed.

Cameron: "They said we are liable to bail out eurozone countries.