Sentence examples for apt to walk from inspiring English sources

The fact that he was apt to walk his half-dozen Pekinese around Kensington did not quite fit.

Because it's effectively an "option", they are more apt to walk away from the investment if it is not going well and send a strong signal to the investment community.

"People are more apt to just walk around and say, 'What do you think about this?' So you're not isolated as much".

Now, Mr. Greene points out, nobody's agog — and you're apt to be walking around with a hand-held device that has a GPS, the accuracy of which can be traced to Einstein.

You were the life of the party! i wanted to walk you to your apt... to make sure you got in safe, of course.... but you denied me.

Walk just to walk.

On any day you are apt to see many older men "walking" their pet birds, as the Chinese phrase puts it.

For the first few minutes of this ripping, warping family portrait, a production of the Druid Theater Company of Galway, you're apt to feel that you've walked in on a Hibernian Three Stooges routine, directed by a drunken Dadaist.

He could not walk properly, and was apt to stumble.

Since a man walking too fast is apt to stumble, as Romeo's foolish mentor Friar Laurence (Austin Pendleton) points out, speed can be as much an occasion for comedy as for tragedy.

Facing southward, she flourishes a palm frond — nettling some Southerners, who are still apt to repeat the hoary wisecrack "Just like a Yankee: make the lady walk".