Sentence examples for apt to be moving from inspiring English sources

Wildlife was more apt to be moving around looking for food and water, then bedding down during the heat of the day.

Recalling his student compositions of the Thirties he says, 'I found that when I wrote a very sad piece people were as apt to laugh as they were to be moved.

But when you're backward, smaller guys are more apt to be able to copy the moves of the receiver".

Too apt to be rodent havens.

They are far more apt to be exaggerated.

Presbyterians were apt to be Patriots, Anglicans often Tories.

"Disengage" (not a French term though the French terms are so apt) : A disengage is moving the tip of a blade under an opponent's blade to the other side or where the disengage started.

Smart companies are moving fast to take advantage of it and the ones that miss out are apt to go extinct.

Virgil's words are moving and apt — "No day shall erase you from the memory of time" — in the only context that matters: that of the memorial.

She creates the movie's best moment, a quiet one with a superbly understated delivery and gesture — and her acceptance speech, with its apt praise for the art of acting, was moving.

However, as explained in this Houston Chronicle piece, employers perceive these candidates as risky hires since they can be more apt to move or be transferred.