Sentence examples for given to frequent from inspiring English sources

Dr. Modigliani is not a man given to frequent outbursts on the stock market.

He is also known as a highly opinionated man, given to frequent outbursts.

The devout Bach, who was given to frequent rearrangements of his works, would surely have applauded "Morimur" 's rapt spirituality.

In higher speed roads, emphasis (e.g. enforcement) should be given to frequent drivers (high kilometrage) and to vehicles with higher engine capacity, whereas in roads with lower speed limits (country and urban roads) emphasis should be given to frequency of penalties (and required psycho-educational classes) for speeding and for drivers signalling others about police trap.

Perspectives, which can have a positive impact, are the importance given to frequent and regular breastfeeding and maintaining warmth, and the recognition of the association between low birth weight and malnutrition, illness and workload during pregnancy as well as pre-term birth.

More likely, they would be given to frequent-flyers as a free upgrade to reward loyalty.

Complimentary Elite Upgrades Most first-class upgrades are given to elite frequent fliers who receive them as complimentary benefits on domestic routes.

More attention should be given to patients with frequent attacks in order to provide them more efficient therapy.

Exhibit A is the Murricane, the nickname the actor Dan Aykroyd supposedly gave to his frequent (and frequently moody) co-star Bill Murray.

He seemed a regular sort of bloke, given to constant talk and frequent shouting, if not roaring.

The MSNBC poll was given to more than 13,500 frequent MSNBC.com visitors.