Sentence examples for would easily fall from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barry said such a device would easily fall apart.

There was no landline, no umbilical cord, and small boys using cell phones would easily fall off such a slick, pitched metal roof.

If you enjoy a pan-fried pork or duck confit, you would easily fall in love with a pan-fried slice of pork belly adobo.

I pictured it in an idealistic, almost utopian way where the trappings of high school and its accompanying social hierarchies would easily fall away.

"It is telling that this important act of journalism would easily fall under the secrecy bill's broad and expansive definition of 'espionage', which carries penalties of up to 25 years in jail, and has no public interest defence".

The tweetstorm would easily fall into this category, too.

The Corbetts, now married, say that after several years of a flush New York economy their brownstone would easily sell today for at least $370,000.

The Senate voted 74 to 20 on Monday to begin considering the bill, and supporters anticipated it would easily pass this week.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s political director, Mike Podhorzer, said his organization, which reached 25 million voters in 2008, would easily exceed that this year.

A typical rape trial can easily last eight years.

The initial auction under Direct Action's $2.55bn emissions reduction fund was revealed last week to have purchased 47m tonnes of carbon dioxide abatement at $14 per tonne – a result environment minister Greg Hunt claimed was "stunning" and proved Australia would easily meet its 2020 target of a 5% reduction compared with 2000 levels by 2020.