Sentence examples for apt to live from inspiring English sources

And they're more apt to live alone.

His knowledge and experience was so remarkable that the London Zoo would ask his advice, since the inhabitants of his menagerie were apt to live twice as long as theirs.

Not just because of gerrymandering, but also because Democratic voters are apt to live in one-sided urban districts, nationwide Votescam would hand the Republicans a built-in electoral-vote majority when the popular vote is essentially a tie.

One thing that has changed considerably since the early 20th century is that even Americans of more modest means now are apt to live in houses that dwarf those of their parents.

Lady Bird Johnson once said: "Children are apt to live up to what you believe about them".

When they are not spewing obscenities at blacks, gays and one another or committing acts of wanton brutality against blacks, gays and one another, they are apt to be recalling lives of loneliness and abuse.

But you can't get traction control, as you can on the Ford, so if you live somewhere apt to be cold or wet (aka not Southern California), you might be swayed more to the Focus.

Too apt to be rodent havens.

Helen thinks this is an apt emblem for life: "To live was like being an honored guest. . . .

He proposes a simple ordinance requiring every landlord to live in the meanest apt. of the nastiest bldg. he owns, the actual choice to be determined by a committee, of tenants.

It's a good photograph and an apt metaphor given that gays and lesbians in the military had to live clandestine lives.